Carspel is built for the whole garage — not a single spreadsheet row. If you are leaving Fuelio, Drivvo, MileIQ, TripLog, or a similar app, you can bring structured vehicle, fuel/energy, and maintenance data with you. This page explains what imports today and how Carspel compares — honestly.
In the Carspel app, open Tools → Import data and upload a CSV or Excel (.csv, .xlsx, .xls) file. Choose the data type, map columns (automatic where possible), and import into a vehicle in your garage.
Carspel matches columns to its own fields. Unusual export formats may need manual column mapping. Duplicate rows (same date and odometer) are skipped. Trip history from mileage apps is not imported via this spreadsheet flow — log new trips in Carspel, or restore a full Carspel JSON backup if you have one.
Brand names below describe what each product is known for — not an endorsement. Carspel may be a good fit when you want one household garage with resale-ready history, not when you only need a single-purpose tool.
They focus on Strong fuel and maintenance trackers with long export histories.
Carspel adds Import fuel/energy and service CSV rows, then add household sharing, plug-in hybrid and EV charge logging, Journey timeline, Energy & cost summary reports, trip memories (Family+), and vehicle log transfer to a buyer.
Be aware Carspel requires a Carspel account and subscription tiers for some features — compare Play Store pricing in your country.
They focus on Mileage and expense capture — MileIQ is known for automatic drive detection in the background.
Carspel adds Log business, personal, commute, and other trip categories yourself; export trip log PDF/CSV for your records; combine with fuel, energy, and service in one garage.
Carspel does not automatically detect or classify drives while you are on the road. If automatic mileage is your main requirement, keep a dedicated mileage app or compare carefully.
In most cases, yes — if the export includes dates, odometer readings, quantities, and costs in columns Carspel can map. Extremely custom spreadsheets may need manual mapping. Electric kWh rows should use quantity and cost columns; set the vehicle powertrain to Electric or Plug-in hybrid after import if needed.
Not through the spreadsheet importer. Carspel's CSV import covers vehicle profiles, fuel/energy fills, and maintenance — not third-party trip histories. You can start logging trips in Carspel going forward, or restore trips from a Carspel JSON backup file if you are moving from another Carspel account.
No. Import is a one-time copy into Carspel. After that, Carspel is the system of record for what you log here.
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