Is this Uber Eats trip worth it?

What an Uber Eats driver gets

Add-ons judged with the run

Uber offers an add-on in the middle of a trip and quotes only what it adds. Buddy judges the whole run, the order already in the car and the one on offer together, so a cheap add-on that drags a good run down shows as what it is.

Two kitchens, two doors, one run

Uber stacks orders from different kitchens and to different doors. Buddy follows the pickup and drop-off screens you already see and keeps every stop in order, with a timer that counts the whole run.

Restaurant wait times

Buddy notices when you reach the counter and when you leave, and remembers. The next offer from that kitchen carries its typical wait on the verdict.

A mileage log that counts every mile

Uber counts the miles on a trip. The drive between trips and home are business miles too. Buddy logs all of it, with where and when, and the tax report adds up the year.

Trip pay checked

Screenshot Uber's trip details and Buddy matches each one to the job it watched, with the tip that came in after.

Shopping orders

Shop-and-pay orders are marked as shopping, their minutes kept out of the store's wait, and shown against ordinary pickups on the Money tab: per hour, per delivery, per mile, the tip.

A word to the customer

A green bubble by the customer's name writes "On my way" or a thank-you. Tap to copy, paste in the Uber app.

Proof at the door

A photo and a signature, stamped with the time and where you stood.

Uber Eats or DoorDash?

Drive both and Buddy puts them side by side: jobs, pay, tips and per hour. Buddy for DoorDash drivers.

Uber Eats, step by step, in the how-to.

Buddy Delivers is not affiliated with Uber. It reads screenshots of Uber's screens on your phone; it never signs in to your Uber account.