Odolim
Stay under your mileage allowance.
Odolim compares your odometer with your lease’s mileage allowance and tells you, at a glance, whether you are under the limit.
On track
Your odometer today
1,940 mi
Your allowance as of today
−395 mi under your allowance
That’s about 12 days of driving in hand.
Available on iPhone
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The risk
$400
That’s what 2,000 extra miles cost at $0.20 a mile. The overage on a lease is settled when you hand the car back, and nothing warns you before then.
How it works
Enter your contract
Start date, annual cap, length, overage rate. Once.
Read your odometer
Whenever you like. No GPS, no trips to log.
Read the color
Green, you are under your allowance. Red, and the app tells you how many days to ease off.
Run the numbers
Your figures, in the app’s own status card, right now.
What the app does
- Advice, not just a number.
- “That’s about 12 days of driving in hand,” or “Park it for 9 days to get back on track.”
- The bill, before the bill.
- Where your current pace lands at handback, and what the overage would cost. Only charged if you hand the car back: exercise the purchase option and it costs nothing.
- The year or the contract.
- Progress, days left, end date.
- Every car you drive.
- Swipe to move from one to the next.
- Miles or kilometers, dollars or pounds.
- Two separate settings — the UK counts in miles and pays in pounds. Switching unit reframes your contract without changing it.
- Built for iPhone.
- Automatic dark mode, in English and French.
No GPS. No account.
Odolim does not track your trips and does not run in the background. Your contract and your readings stay on your iPhone.
The app separately sends crash and diagnostic reports, which we use to fix it. What they contain is set out in the privacy policy.
Common questions
Which contracts does this cover?
Any contract with a mileage cap: a personal lease, a company car, a PCP.
Do I have to log my trips?
No. An odometer reading now and then is enough. Without one, the app shows your allowance for today.
What happens when the contract ends?
The allowance stops accruing at the end of the contract. The app then shows your final overage, if there is one.
Is there an Android version?
No, Odolim is available on iPhone only.
Where is my data stored?
Your contract and your readings stay on your iPhone. There is no account, and no server holds your mileage. The app separately sends crash and diagnostic reports, set out in the privacy policy.
Miles or kilometers?
Both. Switching unit converts the display without changing your contract. Currency is a separate setting: the UK counts in miles and pays in pounds.