Driver Offer Advisor

About

Who builds this, and what it is trying to fix.

The problem it started from

A driver makes a financial decision roughly every few minutes, on a countdown, in a moving car, with less information than the company offering the trip has. Accept enough of the wrong ones and a long night pays like a short one.

The arithmetic is not hard. It is just impossible to do in the time you are given, on a screen that shows you a fare and a distance and none of what they actually cost you. So most of us learn to guess, and get better at guessing, and never really find out how good the guesses were.

Driver Offer Advisor exists to do that arithmetic in the seconds you have, and to show its working so you can disagree with it.

Who is behind it

One developer in Toronto. Not a startup, not a team, not a company with a marketing department. That has real consequences worth being upfront about.

The rules we hold ourselves to

These are constraints on the product, not marketing lines. They are the reason some obvious features do not exist.

Built with the drivers testing it

The app is in an open beta across Canada. Testers are not a focus group; they are the reason the offer reader handles the cards it does, and the reason several rules bugs were caught before a public launch. If something is wrong, we would rather hear it now.

The most useful message you can send is an offer where the verdict did not match your judgement, especially one you would have taken that it told you to skip.

Try it on your next shift.

Join the free beta →

iPhone only · free during the pilot

Get in touch

Email support@driverofferadvisor.com, or use Send Feedback. Clips of real offers being evaluated go up on Instagram.

Advisory only. Not affiliated with Uber or Lyft. No earnings are guaranteed.