Features

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Find your best hours, track mileage automatically, and get tax-ready reports. Built from real data across 40,000+ tracked shifts.

Hourly Heatmap: Your Earnings GPS

Our heatmap analyzes delivery data to show you peak order times, color-coded by earnings potential. Compare weekdays vs. weekends and identify slow periods to avoid wasting gas and time.

See peak hours color-coded by earnings potential
Compare weekdays vs. weekends for optimal scheduling
Identify slow periods to avoid wasting gas and time

ShiftTracker earnings heatmap showing peak delivery hours

Battery-Friendly Mileage Logging: Tax Savings Without the Drain

ShiftTracker uses odometer-based mileage logging instead of background GPS. Enter your starting and ending odometer per shift — the app calculates exact business miles for the 2026 IRS rate of $0.76/mile (July 1, 2026 onward). No second GPS service competing for your phone battery on top of the gig apps already routing you. The format the IRS specifically asks for in Publication 463.

Quick odometer entry at shift start and end — no battery drain
IRS Publication 463 compliant out of the box
Export detailed mileage summaries by date range for Schedule C filing

ShiftTracker odometer-based mileage logging dashboard

Shift Analytics: Spot Trends Before They Impact Earnings

Performance insights from your shift data analysis. Track earnings per hour, identify seasonal patterns, and monitor fatigue indicators to prevent burnout.

Track earnings per hour across different time periods
Identify weather and seasonal earning patterns
Monitor fatigue indicators to prevent burnout

ShiftTracker shift analytics and earnings trends

Common questions about features

How does the Hourly Heatmap help me earn more?

Our heatmap analyzes order density, tip patterns, and surge pricing to identify your most profitable time blocks. Focus your energy when customers are most active and generous.

How does ShiftTracker log mileage?

ShiftTracker uses odometer-based logging. Enter your starting odometer at the beginning of your shift and ending odometer when you finish — the app calculates exact business miles for the 2026 IRS rate of $0.76/mile (July 1, 2026 onward). No background GPS means no extra battery drain on top of the gig apps already running on your phone, and odometer logs are the format the IRS specifically asks for in Publication 463.

Can I track multiple gig platforms?

Yes. Monitor performance across multiple platforms simultaneously. Whether you drive for rideshare, deliver food, or charge scooters, see consolidated metrics and cross-platform insights.

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