TuzzMiles support
Find help with drive entry, CSV import, recovery, and mileage rates. For anything else, email us with the device and browser you are using.
Email supportCan the web app detect drives automatically?
No. Mobile browsers cannot reliably keep background location monitoring active. Use the web log for manual drives, imports, classification, and export. Native iOS and Android apps are the correct home for automatic detection.
Where is my web log stored?
In your browser on this device. TuzzMiles does not receive the drive records. Open Settings to download a recovery copy and save it in your own iCloud Drive, Google Drive, or another private location.
Do I need an account to protect my log?
No. The web log can download and restore a private recovery copy. Native recovery uses the backup or file storage you control. TuzzMiles does not need a server-side location account.
What CSV columns do I need?
Date and miles are required. Start, end, purpose, and classification are optional but recommended. The mapper accepts common names such as trip date, distance, origin, destination, notes, and category.
Why did an imported row get skipped?
A row is skipped when the date cannot be read, mileage is missing or nonpositive, or the distance is implausibly large. The importer reports the skipped count before you finish.
How does TuzzMiles handle the 2026 rate change?
Business drives dated January 1 through June 30 use 72.5 cents per mile. Drives dated July 1 through December 31 use 76 cents per mile.
Is this tax advice?
No. TuzzMiles organizes records and applies published mileage rates. Eligibility and substantiation depend on your circumstances. Ask a qualified tax professional when you are unsure.