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Road Trip Logbook
Mile Marker Help
Help with logging stops, miles and moods on a road trip, and turning the drive into a printed zine.
- How do I start a trip?
- Create a trip with a name, the dates, a cover color and the people along for the ride. Then log stops as you go. The composer is built for one-handed use from the passenger seat.
- What can I put in an entry?
- A few words, a photo from your library or camera, a mood stamp, a place, an odometer reading and a time. All of it is optional, so a quick stamp on its own is a valid entry.
- How are my miles counted?
- Enter the odometer reading when you log a stop, and Mile Marker totals the trip's distance along with days, entries and places. Switch between miles and kilometers in Settings. Your logged readings are not changed when you switch.
- Does Mile Marker track my location all the time?
- No. It uses your location only when you tap Use Current Location on an entry, and the app works fully without it. Entries that have a place appear on the trip map.
- What is the Zine?
- A printable PDF keepsake of the whole trip, with a cover, a section for every day, your photos and stamps, the route map and a closing page of trip stats. You can share a sample for free. The full zine comes with the one-time Mile Marker Zine unlock, which has no subscription. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence it can also draft a short intro for each day.
- Can I share a trip with a friend?
- You can send the trip as a file. The person who receives it needs Mile Marker to open it.
- What is free?
- Unlimited trips and entries, photos, the map, stats, stamps, the widget and Siri are free. The unlock is only for the full printable zine.
- How do I restore my purchase?
- Open Settings in Mile Marker and tap Restore Purchases while signed in to the Apple ID you bought with.
- How do I contact support?
- Email support@zossoz.com. A person replies by email.
Still stuck?
Email support@zossoz.com and a person will write back. Tell us your iPhone model, your iOS version and what you were doing when it went wrong.