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Fuellio app review

Fuellio app review

  • Rating: 4.5/5 stars
  • Price: Free
  • Available for: iOS, Android

Fuellio is a fully functioning app, with none of its advanced features hidden behind a paywall. It places almost as much importance on the price of fuel before you fill up as it does the ongoing costs, listing the 60 nearest petrol stations. It also carries pricing information, but we’re not convinced it’s as up to date as it could be.

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The app is really simple to set up and its comprehensive array of graphs makes spotting trends easy, while the fuel price charts could be particularly handy, especially because you can cross-reference it with the map of all of your fill-ups. The fuel retailer’s logo and location appear in the mileage log, too.

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