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Fuel Monitor Pro app review

Fuel Monitor Pro app review

  • Rating: 4/5 stars
  • Price: £1.99
  • Available for: iOS

While most apps have a look that would appeal to accountants more than motorists, Fuel Monitor Pro has genuine visual flare. That’s good, because the friendlier an app is, the more likely you are to use it.

On the main screen different costs are represented by a range of colours. Dig deeper and you’ll see graphs and tables displaying everything from costs per mile to cost by service type. Fuel costs are listed clearly, and there’s a calendar to view all costs incurred on a given day. At £1.99, it’s cheap, but some free apps do a similarly impressive job.

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