Move your Drivvo data to SteerLog
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Drivvo exports its reports as spreadsheet files, and SteerLog reads spreadsheet CSVs. Any file with a date column imports. Odometer (mi or km), volume, unit price, total cost, and notes are matched by name. SteerLog has no ads anywhere — not on the free tier, not after you pay.
Getting your data out of Drivvo
- In Drivvo, export your history as CSV — its refuelling, service, and expense reports each export on their own.
- Export each report you want to keep. Kilometre odometers are fine. SteerLog reads
kmcolumns and works fully in kilometres and litres if those are your units. - Move the files to your iPhone and import them one at a time into the same car. SteerLog tells fuel from service by each file’s columns. It skips duplicates across files.
Drivvo’s headers vary by version and language, so some may not match. The column table below is the fix. Rename a header in any spreadsheet app and save it as CSV again. Only the date column is needed.
SteerLog is one one-time purchase for your whole garage — no subscription, no ads, ever. Reminders by date and mileage show on your lock screen.
Get SteerLogImporting into SteerLog
- Get your CSV onto your iPhone — AirDrop, iCloud Drive, Files, or email it to yourself.
- In SteerLog, open Settings › Export & Import › Import CSV. The file goes into the car you have selected. So pick the right car first.
- Choose the file. SteerLog tells you how many entries it added, how many duplicates it skipped, and how many rows it could not read.
- Check the History tab. Your entries are there, and your charts and fuel economy are worked out from the new fill-ups right away.
One CSV goes into one car. Free covers one car with every feature. More cars take a single one-time purchase. There is no subscription.
Column names SteerLog recognizes
Case, spaces, and punctuation don’t matter — Fuel-up Date, fuelup_date, and FuelUpDate all match. Only a date column is needed. All the rest are optional.
| Field | Accepted column names |
|---|---|
| Date (required) | date, fuelup_date, service_date, entry_date, day |
| Odometer | odometer, odo, miles, mileage, km, kilometers, odometer_mi, odometer_km |
| Fuel volume | fuel_volume, volume, gallons, litres, liters, fuel_qty, qty, quantity |
| Price per unit | price_per_unit, price_per_gallon, price_per_liter, unit_price, price |
| Total cost | cost, total_cost, total_price, total_spent, total, amount |
| Entry type | type, entry_type, category — values like fuel, service, expense |
| Title / place | title, services, service, station, fuel_brand, location, description, name |
| Notes | notes, note, comments, comment |
| Full-tank flag | full_tank, filled_tank, full |
| Partial-fill flag | partial_fuelup, partial |
No type column? A row with a fuel volume or unit price counts as a fuel-up. The rest become service or expense entries. If the file has no total cost, SteerLog works it out as volume × price. European decimals are safe: 9,6 litres comes in as 9.6, not 96. If you import the same file again, SteerLog skips the duplicates (same day, type, odometer and cost). So you can’t double your history by mistake.
Questions, answered
Does SteerLog show ads?
No. SteerLog has no ads for anyone, free or paid, and no subscription. Free covers one car with every feature. A single one-time purchase unlocks as many cars as you like, photo receipts, insights, and presets. That’s the whole price list.
My log is in kilometres — does that import?
Yes. SteerLog reads km odometer columns by name and works fully in kilometres and litres. Fuel economy shows as L/100km. Comma decimals in volumes and costs work too, whatever locale the export was made in.
Is the import free?
Yes, fully. Import, CSV/PDF export, iCloud sync, and backup files are free in SteerLog, forever. Free covers one car with every feature. A single one-time purchase unlocks as many cars as you like. There is no subscription.
What happens if I import the same file twice?
Nothing bad. SteerLog skips duplicates. An entry counts as a duplicate when its day, type, odometer and cost all match one you already have. So running an import again, or importing exports that overlap, won’t double your history.
How do I import more than one car?
One CSV goes into one car. So export each car on its own, and import each file with that car selected. Free holds one car with every feature. Your whole garage takes a single one-time purchase, not a subscription.
Why the import is free
SteerLog starts from one idea: your car’s history belongs to you. It lives on your phone and your own iCloud. No account, no company server, no subscription. Import, export, backup files, and CSV/PDF are free forever, because a log you can’t move isn’t yours. See how SteerLog works.