FareTake shows you what each job really pays, at a glance, so you take the ones worth taking.
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As each job appears, one white panel lights up over your driver app, with a block for each filter, so you can decide at a glance.
In the driver app you already use, exactly as it does now.
The fare, distance and time already on your screen, through Android’s accessibility setting: the only way an Android app can read what another app shows.
A block each for pickup, drop-off, earnings per mile and earnings per hour, each graded against your own target, with a verdict pill: Exceptional, Good, Fair or Poor. Then you decide.
Three ideas, drawn plainly.
You set the least you would accept. Each offer is held up against your target.
A weekly goal that fills as you drive, and the busy days marked from the events calendar.
An events calendar marks each day Very high, High, Medium or Low demand from local events.
FareTake is built by a private hire driver, for the job he does. Every offer gives you a few seconds and leaves the sum to you: what the job pays for every mile you actually drive and every hour it actually takes. FareTake does that sum.
No. It reads and it draws. There is no code in it that can accept or decline a job, and every tap in your driver app is yours.
No. The panel uses the fare on the offer. Tips, waiting time and later adjustments can make the final payment differ.
A crash report if the app stops unexpectedly, and anything you send us yourself. Your earnings, trips and locations are worked out and kept on your phone. The privacy policy has the whole list.
Android phones. FareTake runs alongside the driver app you already use and reads its offer cards.
FareTake is an Android app and will be on Google Play at launch. Sign up at the top of this page to hear when it launches, or to test it before then.
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