Cheep! Gas counts the cost of the drive into the price, so you can see which station is actually cheapest for your car. No more chasing a low price that costs more to reach.
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I was frustrated with gas prices, and the lack of a tool for finding not just gas prices around me, but the best one to go to. An app that not only shows you the gas prices, but tells you which one is the most economical. I also wanted it to be easy to use and free of distractions, so I made it ad-free forever.
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How does it know my actual fuel efficiency to factor that in, and does it just plug into my phone's GPS while driving or do I have to enter my car manually?
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Finally a tool that factors in the drive, such a simple idea but genuinely useful. I plugged in my regular route and realized the closer station saved me a few bucks a week.
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Does it factor in real-time traffic or just straight-line distance when calculating the true cost of getting to a station?
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Love that the comparison factors in the drive itself, not just the sticker price. A lot of gas apps miss that and you end up driving further to save pennies that the extra miles eat up.
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Love that it accounts for the drive itself instead of just listing sticker prices. That's the kind of UX thinking that actually saves people money, not just the illusion of it.
How does it know my actual fuel efficiency to factor that in, and does it just plug into my phone's GPS while driving or do I have to enter my car manually?
Finally a tool that factors in the drive, such a simple idea but genuinely useful. I plugged in my regular route and realized the closer station saved me a few bucks a week.
Does it factor in real-time traffic or just straight-line distance when calculating the true cost of getting to a station?
Love that the comparison factors in the drive itself, not just the sticker price. A lot of gas apps miss that and you end up driving further to save pennies that the extra miles eat up.
Love that it accounts for the drive itself instead of just listing sticker prices. That's the kind of UX thinking that actually saves people money, not just the illusion of it.