Make every business mile easier to account for.

Real Estate tools are available in the latest App Store version of OfferIQ. The Real Estate workspace brings trip purposes for showings, open houses, inspections, and client meetings, plus property, client, and expense records. You can enable Real Estate, Rideshare, or both. Existing offer analysis and mileage tools remain available.

For supported formats, it reads the offer from a screenshot, estimates dollars-per-hour and dollars-per-mile, and scores both against the minimum and preferred rates you set. Exceeds targets means both rates reach their preferred targets. Meets targets means both reach their minimums, with at least one below preferred. Doesn’t meet targets means either rate falls below its minimum. A plain reason explains the result. Optional wait-time and per-stop assumptions can make the hourly estimate more realistic for your workflow.

No. Run the OfferIQ Shortcut with a supported offer screenshot and on-device OCR reads it for you. OfferIQ can announce the result aloud; use your phone only when it is safe and legal.

It combines motion, GPS, car Bluetooth, power, Wi-Fi, saved places, and offer activity instead of relying on one weak signal. Bluetooth detection is limited to a configured vehicle, and sustained-stop logic helps avoid ending a drive at a stoplight or pickup wait. You can review, edit, and reclassify every trip.

No. Mileage Tracking is optional and can be switched off. Your existing trips remain available and exportable, and offer analysis, vehicle-cost tools, and other non-mileage features keep working without background mileage tracking.

Yes. OfferIQ 3.2.5 adds a Classify Trip widget with your configured business purpose and Personal for the current or latest trip. Add it to your car’s widget screen using iPhone Settings. Widget buttons require iOS 26 or later and a touchscreen CarPlay display. Configure your business purposes in OfferIQ’s Workspaces settings; trips with mixed purposes still need detailed review on iPhone.

A trip-ready reminder can appear in CarPlay after an eligible saved trip still needs classification. Delivery depends on the Trip Ready for Review preference, notification permission, quiet hours, and iOS Focus settings. The widget screen does not open automatically, and tapping a notification opens review without classifying a trip.

It's a modeled estimate built from the vehicle inputs you provide—payment, insurance, registration, depreciation, fuel or electricity, and maintenance. OfferIQ shows separate cost evidence when per-mile pay is below that estimate. Cost evidence never changes the target result. Pro uses the model for estimated net Insights.

Yes. OCR, offer analysis, and mileage processing run on-device. Your saved offer, trip, and vehicle records are stored on your device and sync through your private iCloud account using Apple CloudKit. CHOFR does not operate an external server for driver records or use advertising-tracking SDKs in the app.

OfferIQ keeps reviewable mileage records and estimates a standard-mileage deduction. Pro adds accountant PDF and CSV report packages. The Real Estate workspace includes a free separate expense ledger and raw trip CSV. Captured expenses stay separate from mileage estimates. Review your records with a tax professional before filing.

OfferIQ recognizes supported Uber and Lyft offer screenshot formats. Mileage and vehicle-cost tools also work for delivery and other business driving. It’s a native iPhone and iPad app. Real Estate tools are available in the latest App Store version of OfferIQ.

Yes. Offer analysis, modeled vehicle costs, automatic mileage, and individual trip review are free. Pro adds estimated net, automation, advanced reports, and maintenance reminders. Real Estate includes free manual expenses, property/client records, and raw exports; Calendar assistance, receipt text extraction, bulk review, and accountant packages require Pro. One Pro purchase covers both roles.