Signing in without passwords: passkeys, Google and 2FA
How to set up passkeys, Google sign-in and two-factor authentication in Amperlo — and why a passkey can’t be phished.
A mobile-first logbook for EV drivers who want the real cost per mile — every charge, every mile, every receipt.
How to set up passkeys, Google sign-in and two-factor authentication in Amperlo — and why a passkey can’t be phished.
Two cars, one household, separate numbers. How Amperlo handles multi-EV families and small fleets — switching, per-vehicle stats, and selling a car.
How to use Amperlo’s Analytics page to spot an expensive month, a drifting rate, or a charging habit that’s quietly costing you money.
No petrol logging, no charger map, no car-manufacturer login. Three deliberate omissions, the reasoning behind each, and what you get in exchange.
Amperlo compares your EV against an editable, time-versioned petrol baseline — your old car’s real mpg and today’s pump price, not a brochure figure.
“What does my EV cost per mile?” has three honest answers. Amperlo’s Dashboard gives you all three — and remembers which lens you prefer.
Services, tyres, MOT, insurance, VED and more in one ledger — with AI invoice parsing and VAT handling that knows insurance tax isn’t VAT.
VAT reclaim on EV charging depends on who paid, where the car charged and its business use. Keep receipts and mileage records for an honest claim too.
Saved trips turn a date range or a pair of odometer readings into a costed journey — and the JLR CSV import can backfill the miles you never logged.
Most tracking apps assume a desk. Quick Log assumes a dark car park at 11pm: one tap, big targets, a camera shortcut, and nothing lost if the signal drops.