PeakRun

Trip miles miss the miles you burn between orders. Log the odometer at start and end of each shift so the cost model stays honest.

Acceptance and completion discipline drive the algorithm's willingness to send you high-value orders.

Accept at $28/hr gross or better and at least $7 total.
Marginal at $22–28/hr gross — only take it inside a boost window or if it ends in a productive zone.
Decline below $22/hr gross, and always decline anything under $1.50/mile with a long return leg.

Acceptance rate matters, but a low acceptance rate costs far less than a week of unprofitable miles. Decline is a decision, not a failure.

Leave car payment and insurance at 0 if you would pay them whether or not you drive — that gives your true causal cost and a higher, more honest take-home. Fill them in for the conservative banker's view.

Deduct the standard mileage rate or actual fuel/maintenance — never both. The mileage rate is the one to use. Keep the expense log anyway: it proves business use and tracks vehicle health.

This app stores everything in this browser only. Export a JSON backup weekly and a CSV monthly — the CSV is your bookkeeping record and imports straight into Google Sheets.

Loads two realistic weeks so you can see how the analytics read before you have your own history. Erase afterwards.