Fuelly stopped.
Your log shouldn't.

Fuelly's iPhone app hasn't shipped an update since June 2024. Your years of fill-ups deserve better than a slow fade. Export them today — import them into Carvico in one tap.

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The signs, plainly.

We're not going to tell you Fuelly was a bad app — it was the standard for over a decade. But the signals are hard to ignore.

No updates

Last iOS release: June 2024. No new model years to select, no fixes shipping, built against an iOS many versions old.

Users asking if it's dead

Fuelly's own forums carry threads titled "Is Fuelly no longer being updated?" — with no answer from the team.

Data-loss reports

Recent App Store reviews report fill-up history disappearing after the forced-login migration, and support emails bouncing.

If Fuelly's servers go dark someday, the export button goes with them. Whatever app you switch to — even if it isn't ours — do step 1 today.

Move your history in three steps.

Export from Fuelly — today

Sign in at fuelly.com on a computer or your phone's browser, open your vehicle's page, and look for Export Fuel-ups (CSV). Save the file to iCloud Drive or email it to yourself. If you have multiple vehicles, export each one.

Import into Carvico

In Carvico, choose Import and pick your Fuelly CSV. The format is detected automatically — fill-up dates, odometer, volume, cost, partial fill-ups, units, and currency.

Confirm the preview

Every row is shown before anything is saved. Fix any oddities right in the preview, confirm, and your history lives on your iPhone — where no company shutdown can touch it.

Honest limitation: Fuelly's CSV export doesn't include photos, so no app can import them. Save any photos you need manually before you leave.

What changes when you switch.

FuellyCarvico
MaintainedLast update June 2024Actively developed
Logging a fill-upTyped by handScan the receipt — fields fill themselves, photo processed transiently and never stored
Where your data livesFuelly's serversYour iPhone + your own iCloud — no Carvico server holds your records
Account requiredYes (forced login)No
MPG methodFull-tankFull-tank — your historical numbers stay comparable
Service history & remindersBasicService log, documents, due-by-miles-or-months reminders, PDF report for your mechanic or buyer
Getting your data outCSV (while servers last)CSV anytime, generated on-device

Switching questions.

Is Fuelly shutting down?

No shutdown has been announced. But the iOS app hasn't updated since June 2024, forum threads asking if it's maintained go unanswered, and reviews report data loss and bounced support emails. Exporting your CSV costs nothing and protects you either way.

Will partial fill-ups import correctly?

Yes. Carvico uses the same full-tank methodology Fuelly did, so partials carry into the next full tank and your MPG history stays honest and comparable.

What if my CSV has odd columns or a European decimal comma?

The importer detects the Fuelly dialect, units, currencies, and decimal-comma formats automatically, and anything ambiguous is shown in the preview for you to correct before a single row is saved.

Is the import free?

Yes — import and full logging for one vehicle are free, no account needed. Pro adds unlimited vehicles, iCloud sync, and CSV/PDF export.

Coming from Simply Auto, Drivvo, Fuelio, aCar, or Road Trip MPG instead?

Same three steps — Carvico auto-detects all their CSV export formats too. See the Simply Auto guide.

A decade of fill-ups is worth saving.

Export today. Import in one tap. Own it forever.

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