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It Pays to be Picky.
An Android offer assistant for Uber and DoorDash drivers. Compare pay, pickup miles, and time. Coming soon. You stay in control.
COMING SOONGoogle Play
See how it works
Android Uber + DoorDash USA
One glance. One answer.
Spot junk before you tap. Green, yellow, red, or gray when the data is thin.
Expanded read
Answers first, details second.
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All states at a glance
Four states. Gray when the data is thin.
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Pro+
Free 7-day trial at launch
One read, better offer flagged
Uber
Offer in
$14.75
5.4 mi · 20 min
DoorDash
Offer in
$10.25
7.2 mi · 27 min
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$2.73/mi$0.74/min$14.75
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$1.42/mi$0.38/min$10.25
Uber reads stronger in this example — $2.73/mi against $1.42/mi. You still tap.
See Pro+ pricing →Mileage
Track offer miles, shift miles, and home miles. Editable. Tax estimate label always on.
Explore mileage tracking →Cost
See the estimated cost of the offer. Pay minus costs. Net per mile. Net hourly.
Explore cost estimates →Modes
Standard, Go Home, Low Mileage, High Hourly, or Custom. You tune the read.
Explore driver modes →Settings
Control access, notifications, data retention, and what RideGrade can read.
Explore app controls →History
Your ledger of offers, reads, decisions, and corrections. Proof over time.
Explore offer history →Hotspots
Favorite zones and avoid zones that add context to the read.
Explore zones and preferences →
Before you accept
Offer insights for gig drivers.
RideGrade is being built to help rideshare and delivery drivers spot offers that do not fit their costs or shift. Weigh the pay against the pickup, full distance, and time before choosing.
More answers about RideGrade →How do I decide whether an offer is worth taking?
Compare the offered pay with the miles and minutes needed to reach the pickup and complete the ride or delivery. Vehicle costs, waiting, and any return travel can change what you keep. There is no single dollars-per-mile target that suits every car or shift.
Walk through an example offer →How do pickup miles change dollars per mile?
For example, a $12 offer with 2 pickup miles and 4 trip miles covers 6 miles in total, or $2 per mile before expenses. Waiting adds time even when the miles stay the same. This arithmetic explains a comparison; it is not a RideGrade score or an earnings forecast.
Explore vehicle cost estimates →What happens when data is missing?
Gray means missing data or low confidence. A missing payout, distance, or time should stay unknown. RideGrade is designed to show that uncertainty so you can check the offer yourself. It never accepts or declines for you.
See the four color and confidence states →Where is RideGrade available?
RideGrade is coming soon for Android. Uber and DoorDash offer screens are the current focus, with live-screen reading still under validation. Website examples demonstrate the intended experience. Availability will be confirmed at launch; every offer decision stays yours.
Check feature and launch status →For the platforms’ own pay rules, read Uber’s driver earnings guide and DoorDash’s Dasher pay guide. RideGrade is independent of both companies. Platform rules and availability can vary.
What's next
Tools on the roadmap stay gated until they are useful and honest.
Maps Optimizer In development
Community Signals In development
View full roadmap →