What it does
With fuel prices soaring and predictions of $200 a barrel, the world is feeling the squeeze. Everything from food prices to airline luggage fees are going up. One way to be smart about your fuel costs is to use FuelFrog. FuelFrog tracks how much fuel you expend. It takes the information you input—how much gas you used, how much money you spent, etc—and compiles trend information about your fuel habits. You’ll be able to see how prices have risen in your area over time, and you’ll get a better picture of how your car’s gas mileage changes. FuelFrog makes entering info easy as it works via Twitter. Simply enter your data and sent it to @fuelfrog. Register today for free.
In their own words
“Track your gas mileage by letting us know the miles you traveled on your last tank, the price you paid, and how many gallons you added to your car. FuelFrog will compile and trend information about your gas mileage, the amount you spend, and more! In the near future, you'll be able to compare your vehicle to others and see how you stack up.”
Why it might be a killer
FuelFrog is extremely simple. You’ve got several features and not much else—but it’s especially pertinent now, and it works. It’s incredibly useful as a tracking tool. Plus, its Twitter integration makes it even easier to use.
Some questions
When will users be able to compare information? Will it compile fuel habits of users around the world? Will it integrate some sort of carbon footprint tracking as well?
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