# FuelSnap > FuelSnap is a gas receipt scanner and fuel expense tracker for self-employed workers, gig drivers, and small business owners. ## What FuelSnap Does FuelSnap uses OCR technology to automatically extract data from gas receipt photos — station name, fuel type, gallons, price per gallon, and total cost. It organizes fuel expenses by vehicle, generates IRS-compliant tax reports, and calculates mileage deductions. ## Key Features - Automatic gas receipt scanning via OCR (snap a photo, data extracted in 5 seconds) - Fuel expense tracking organized by vehicle - IRS mileage rate calculator (72.5 cents per mile in 2026) - Tax-ready expense reports (Schedule C compatible) - Multi-vehicle fleet management - Mileage log with IRS-required fields (date, destination, purpose, miles) - Standard mileage rate vs actual expense comparison tool ## Who Uses FuelSnap - Gig economy drivers: DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Instacart, Amazon Flex, Walmart Spark, Veho - Self-employed contractors and freelancers - Small business owners who drive for work - Delivery drivers and couriers - Service professionals: landscapers, pool techs, mobile mechanics, mobile detailers, locksmiths - Real estate agents and home inspectors - Medical couriers ## Tax Deduction Context Self-employed workers can deduct vehicle expenses using one of two IRS methods: 1. Standard Mileage Rate: 72.5 cents per mile in 2026 (covers gas, depreciation, insurance, maintenance) 2. Actual Expense Method: Deduct the business-use percentage of total vehicle costs (gas receipts, repairs, insurance, depreciation) Most gig drivers save $5,000-$15,000 per year in tax deductions by properly tracking mileage and fuel expenses. ## Website - Homepage: https://www.fuelsnap.app - Blog: https://www.fuelsnap.app/blog - Pricing: https://www.fuelsnap.app/pricing ## Blog Topics FuelSnap publishes tax guides, expense tracking tutorials, and IRS compliance resources for self-employed workers. Topics include: - IRS mileage rate updates and calculators - Platform-specific tax guides (DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Instacart, Amazon Flex, Walmart Spark) - Gas tax deduction rules and eligibility - Standard mileage rate vs actual expenses comparison - Quarterly estimated tax guidance - Receipt tracking and IRS audit preparation