Your Tesla streams Fleet Telemetry as you drive. CyberDeduct assembles an IRS-ready mileage log — date, miles, places, odometer — then you confirm the business purpose. No spreadsheet.
📱 Android now · iPhone in App Store review · Web dashboard today
Android APK · iPhone in App Store review
The iPhone app is in App Store review — it is not listed yet. Use the web dashboard today: sign in with the same account and your trips, reports and exports are all there.
Open the web dashboardUse this page on the Android phone itself. If the browser warns the file “may be harmful,” tap Download anyway — that warning appears for every APK.
Open it from the notification or your Downloads folder. ⚠️ Don’t open it while it’s still downloading — that causes a “problem parsing the package” error.
If asked, tap Settings → Allow from this source, then press back. This only needs to be done once.
If Play Protect shows a notice, tap Install anyway. Then open CyberDeduct, sign in, and connect your Tesla. 🎉
“There was a problem parsing the package.” Almost always means the download didn’t finish. Delete the file, reconnect to Wi-Fi, download it fully (it’s about 51 MB), and open it only after it shows Download complete.
“Can’t install unknown apps.” Tap Settings on that prompt, turn on Allow from this source for your browser, press back, and tap Install again.
“App not installed.” You may already have an older copy. Uninstall the old “CyberDeduct / Tesla Tax Log” first, then install again.
Still stuck? Call +1 (202) 918-3771 or email info@initial-energy.com and we’ll help you get set up.
The Google Play listing is in review. Until it is live, download the signed APK here — later updates install over the top with the same key.
A 30-second, 2026-accurate estimate — and exactly what you need to keep it.
Anyone can keep a spreadsheet. CyberDeduct keeps proof — the kind IRS §274(d) actually asks for.
Every trip is cryptographically sealed at capture — date, time, distance, odometer, GPS — with a server timestamp, so the record can't be quietly backdated later.
Fix a purpose or a place and the original stays put — the change is a signed, dated amendment. A visible correction trail is stronger evidence than a suspiciously perfect log.
If a letter ever comes, one tap builds a single PDF: your business-purpose evidence, Schedule C / Form 4562 figures mapped for your accountant (estimates, not an e-filed form), the seal verification, and your full §274(d) mileage log.
Date, miles, places, and Tesla odometer land in the log as you drive. You confirm the business purpose — that confirmation is the audit record.
Your Tesla streams odometer, GPS, and battery to our servers as you drive. Trips appear in the app and on the web — you do not start or stop a tracker.
Automatically detects when you drove, where you started, and where you ended. Each trip is timestamped with coordinate data.
Set your home and work addresses once. Trips are auto-labeled Business, Commute, or Personal. Override any trip in one tap.
See your monthly and year-to-date business use percentage on the dashboard. Get a push alert on the 28th if you're below 50%.
Stores vehicle type, cost basis, and date placed in service, then prints those figures next to the Form 4562 Part V lines for your accountant. Not an e-filed IRS form.
SSN and EIN are stored in your phone's hardware-backed secure element — Android Keystore or the iOS Secure Enclave (AES-256). Never transmitted to any server. Ever.
Generate an IRS-style mileage log as PDF or CSV and hand it to your accountant. One tap. Keep it as substantiation — you do not attach this PDF as Form 4562.
Save recurring routes (client office, warehouse, job site). Future trips along those routes auto-classify as Business.
Log in with your Tesla account. CyberDeduct uses official Fleet API OAuth — your Tesla password is never stored in the app.
Enter your home and work addresses once. The app uses them to auto-label commutes and personal trips, reducing manual work to near zero.
Trips appear as you drive. Tap Business, Commute, or Personal. AI suggests a purpose — you confirm it. Done in seconds.
Generate a full-year mileage log as PDF or CSV. Hand it to your CPA with the Schedule C / Form 4562 worksheet.
One subscription, billed on this website — not inside the apps. First week free on monthly, first month free on annual.
First week free. Cancel anytime.
First month free. Billed once a year.
10+ vehicles. Direct invoice. Volume pricing.
IRS §274(d) asks for contemporaneous records: date, miles, destination, and business purpose — plus a way to show total miles for the year. CyberDeduct captures date, miles, places, and Tesla odometer automatically; you confirm the purpose.
Synced directly from Tesla — exact start and end timestamps stored for every trip.
GPS coordinates resolved to street addresses via OpenStreetMap. Supports "Home", "Work", and business name detection.
Start and end odometer pulled from Tesla's vehicle telemetry — not estimated.
You add a short purpose note per trip, or route templates fill it automatically for recurring business routes.
The primary IRS reference for vehicle deductions. CyberDeduct follows all record-keeping requirements.
Prints vehicle type, date placed in service, cost basis, and Part V answers next to the form lines — a worksheet for your CPA, not an e-filed Form 4562.
Vehicle type decoder auto-identifies whether your Tesla qualifies for the full deduction (> 6,000 lb GVWR).
Generates the mileage totals needed for Schedule C, Part II, Line 9.
Sensitive tax identifiers stay in the device keystore. Your trip log lives in your private encrypted account so it survives a lost phone and is ready at tax time.
SSN and EIN are protected by hardware-backed AES-256 — Android Keystore (TEE/StrongBox) or the iOS Secure Enclave and Keychain. Inaccessible even to the app itself when the phone is locked.
Your SSN and EIN are encrypted on your device (Android Keystore or the iOS Secure Enclave) and are never transmitted to our servers. Your trips and mileage sync to your private, encrypted account so they're available on every device and ready at tax time.
We use Tesla's official OAuth flow. Your Tesla password is never seen or stored. We keep an encrypted refresh token on our servers so trips keep logging when the app is closed. Disconnect Tesla to delete it.
Sensitive fields are flagged WHEN_UNLOCKED_THIS_DEVICE_ONLY — excluded from cloud backups (Google Drive, etc.) at the OS level.