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Fuelly app review

Fuelly fuel app

  • Rating: 5/5 stars 
  • Price: Free (Premium features £7.99/year)
  • Available for: iOS, Android

Fuelly excels as an app to track your costs, but what really sets it apart is that it syncs with its website, allowing you to monitor costs from a laptop and export the data. The app is simple to use and accepts servicing costs, as well as fuel. We like the clear per-fill economy figures, and the way the headline average, last and best MPG is displayed.

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