AutoLog: the offline Stride alternative for the German market
The best Stride alternative for German-speaking drivers is AutoLog — an offline mileage log with GPS start/stop, business/private split and a GoBD-compliant PDF. Stride is a free US mileage tracker for gig workers; AutoLog is built for German Fahrtenbuch rules.
The short version
Stride is a free US mileage tracker for gig workers. AutoLog is the German-market specialist — GoBD-compliant, fully offline, one flat price.
Stride vs. AutoLog: how they compare
| Stride | AutoLog | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free (US gig workers) | 14-day free trial, then €4.99/month — flat |
| Works offline | No — cloud | Yes — fully offline |
| Automatic tracking | Yes | GPS start/stop |
| Business/private split | Yes | Yes |
| GoBD PDF (DE/AT/CH) | No | Yes — GoBD-compliant |
| Languages | English | 29 languages |
| Data | Cloud account | On device, no account |
Stride is the better choice
Stride is the right tool for US gig workers who want free mileage tracking.
AutoLog is the better choice
AutoLog is the right tool for the German market — GoBD-compliant, offline, one flat price.
5 reasons to switch
- GoBD-compliant PDF for the German, Austrian and Swiss tax office.
- Fully offline GPS tracking, no account, no cloud.
- Business/private split and kilometre allowance built in.
- 29 languages.
- One flat price — €4.99/month after the trial.
Frequently asked questions
Is AutoLog a Stride replacement in Germany?
Yes — AutoLog is built for German GoBD rules with a compliant PDF, fully offline. Stride is US-only and free for US gig workers.
Does AutoLog work offline?
Yes — trips are recorded locally; you only need a connection to send the PDF.
Try AutoLog free for 14 days
14-day free trial, then €4.99/month Cancel anytime. No cloud, no account.
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