Import your Fuelly history into Every Fill
Every Fill reads three kinds of Fuelly CSV file, for free. Before anything is saved, it shows a preview: the vehicles, the number of rows, the date range, the units, and any rows it can't read. It backs up your existing data first and skips duplicate rows.
Guide A: Export from fuelly.com (web)
- In a web browser, sign in at fuelly.com.
- Open your vehicle's page. Under Recent Fuel-ups, choose the export (disk) icon, or use the export link at the bottom of View All Fuel-ups.
- Save the CSV file to Files or iCloud Drive. Repeat for each vehicle: each vehicle downloads as its own file.
- In Every Fill, go to Settings › Import from Fuelly or CSV… and choose the file.
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Check the preview:
- Units are detected from the file:
mpg/miles/gallons,l/100km/km/litres, or UKuk mpg/miles/litres. - Match the file's vehicle to a new or existing vehicle, then confirm.
- You pick the decimal separator, and rows written in the other number style are skipped.
- Units are detected from the file:
Notes:
- The fuel-up export has fill-ups only. fuelly.com exports services as a separate file, which Every Fill can't import. To bring services across, export from the Fuelly iPhone app (Guide B: Export from the Fuelly iPhone app).
- Fuel type and total cost aren't in the file. Every Fill calculates the cost from volume × price.
- Latitude and longitude are skipped.
Guide B: Export from the Fuelly iPhone app
- In the Fuelly app, open Settings › Export Data. The app emails you a CSV file.
- Save the attachment to Files.
- In Every Fill, go to Settings › Import from Fuelly or CSV… and choose the file.
- This file can hold several vehicles plus service records. Match each vehicle, check the units, and confirm. Service rows become services.
Note: this format has been tested with files in US units. If your file uses other units and Every Fill doesn't recognize a column, you'll be asked to match it.
Guide C: Fuelly import-template files
If you keep a spreadsheet in Fuelly's import-template layout, Every Fill reads it directly. See the CSV template on the support page.
Keep your Fuelly export files somewhere safe after importing.
Fuelly is a trademark of its owner. Every Fill is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by Fuelly. "Fuelly" is used here only to describe the files Every Fill can import.