TrackBook: Shift & Trip, developed by Sajid., is a mobile logbook designed to replace manual records for shift workers and independent drivers. The app records time, distance, earnings and expenses on an Android device, letting users capture shift start/end times, trip mileage, tips and receipt images. It produces in-app summaries and period reports. Targeted at gig workers, delivery drivers and freelancers, it centralizes daily work data for clearer bookkeeping and tax preparation.

TrackBook functions as an on-device logbook for shifts and trips

On Android, the app consolidates timekeeping and trip accounting into a single record set. It captures shift start and end with optional break entries, logs professional mileage tied to trips, and stores earnings, tips, fuel and expenses alongside photographed receipts. The app generates automated summaries of total hours, miles and net amounts so users avoid transferring figures into external spreadsheets.

Daily entry and reporting suit quick, repeated gig workflows

The interface prioritizes fast entries and period summaries; the installer is about 2.7 MB, so setup on standard business hardware is rapid. A typical day follows three steps:

• start a shift or trip
• record earnings, tips or expenses and attach a receipt image
• produce a report that aggregates totals for the chosen date range

Platform scope and gated mileage affect long-haul use

TrackBook is available for Android devices and is distributed through the Google Play Store; system requirements vary by device. The open tier limits mileage tracking to 30 miles, with additional mileage unlocked in a Pro tier managed through the user’s Google Play account. Stored receipt images and generated summaries support bookkeeping, but drivers who regularly exceed the mileage cap should consider that gating before committing to the app as a primary logbook.

TrackBook suits solo gig workers who need compact on-device logging

TrackBook is a practical option for gig workers and independent drivers who need quick, on-phone recording and straightforward period summaries. The free/open-tier mileage cap of 30 miles limits long-distance drivers unless they move to the higher tier managed through Google Play. For solo contractors who prioritize compact setup and receipt-backed records, TrackBook covers core bookkeeping needs reliably; heavy-mileage or multi-device teams should evaluate their requirements first.