Two ways to record
Co-oto offers two methods to record your trips depending on your situation.
Start a trip
For a trip you are about to take now.
Add a past trip
To record a trip already completed.
Choose your recording method
Two ways to record your kilometers traveled.
Co-oto offers two methods to record your trips depending on your situation.
For a trip you are about to take now.
To record a trip already completed.
Choose your recording method
Use this method when you are taking the vehicle.
Vehicle occupied: During your trip, the vehicle is marked as unavailable.
Enter the odometer reading
Trip started!
Use this method to record a trip you have already completed.
Past trip entry form
Cost calculation: If you don't specify an end date, Co-oto uses a default duration of 24 hours to calculate time-based fees.
When a reservation you made begins, the app offers to convert it into a trip.
Tip: This method automatically links your trip to your reservation.
Trip detail
Warning: Deleting a trip recalculates the balance. Make sure it's really necessary.
Using the same vehicle for work and personal life? See how to tag your trips and keep a digital trip logbook that separates your business and private mileage.
When several members ride together, you can add them as co-travelers to the trip. Co-oto then divides that trip's cost equally between everyone aboard, so nobody pays twice for the same ride.
Tip: Each co-traveler gets a notification with their share, and the trip is added to everyone's balance.
Select the co-travelers: the cost is split equally