Daily Nook
A comfortable morning check-in with upcoming tasks, a four-point checklist, fuel snapshot, and daily NWS weather by ZIP code or phone location.
A calmer way to own a car. Take care of upcoming services, log fuel, check the forecast, and get ready for the drive — all from one beautiful little home base.
The daily Nook is a place you'll want to open. Your vehicle history stays organized, while everyday tools help you know what's next before you leave.
A comfortable morning check-in with upcoming tasks, a four-point checklist, fuel snapshot, and daily NWS weather by ZIP code or phone location.
Every car in one spot. Keep odometer readings, vehicle details, nicknames and service status organized.
Set your own date and mileage targets for oil, tires, inspection, insurance and other needs. Check status when opening the app.
Log fill-ups, see fuel spending, price per gallon and an estimated miles-per-gallon trend from full-tank records.
Get daily NWS forecasts and multi-day outlooks by US ZIP code or optional phone location. External Georgia 511 traffic and GasBuddy sites open separately.
Search maintenance spending, export service and fuel CSVs, and save a JSON backup of your local records.
No app-store account needed. Open the free Lite web app in your browser, then add it to your phone home screen for one-tap access. Or download the standalone file.
Screenshots from a working browser build, using fictional demonstration vehicles. You can explore the preview before purchasing.
The optional NWS forecast needs internet access and may be unavailable. GasBuddy, Georgia 511 and Maps open separate services. No GasBuddy sponsorship or licensed fuel-price feed is included.
Same friendly MileNook experience in both editions. Keep Lite as long as you like, then bring your data into Premium with a JSON backup if you need more.
All the everyday essentials for one vehicle.
More history, deeper insights and a fuller garage.
Neither edition automatically synchronizes devices or sends push alerts. Backups are manual. NWS weather needs internet. GasBuddy and Georgia 511 are independent external resources, not integrated price or traffic feeds.
Optional phone push reminders are in a limited beta and require an activation code and notification permission. Email or SMS are not included. When push is not enabled, reminder statuses appear when you open the app. It is not a background notification service.
No. It links to an independent GasBuddy website. Fuel prices aren't pulled into or verified by MileNook.
Not automatically. Records are stored in that browser. Export and import a JSON backup when changing browsers or devices.
Core vehicle and expense tools work offline. NWS weather requires internet, and traffic/gas links open external sites.
No. The main app is an HTML dashboard. The Excel workbook is a separate optional companion without live synchronization.
No. Those are independent resources linked for convenience. MileNook is not sponsored or endorsed by them.