How It Works: from download to your real numbers in 6 steps
Set up in about 5 minutes, then start your 7-day free trial.
Free for 7 days, then $7.99/month or $59.99/year, billed automatically when the trial ends unless you cancel before then. It renews each month or year until you cancel. How billing works
Tell us about your car and your work
Answer a few quick questions about your gig work, your vehicle (year, make, model, fuel and mileage) and where you drive. ShiftTracker works out your personal cost per mile: what every mile really costs you in fuel, insurance, maintenance and wear.
Start your shift
Tap Start Shift and enter your odometer reading. Running an errand for work, like a battery swap or a trip to the hub? Switch on mileage only to log just the miles. ShiftTracker notes your approximate starting city for your mileage log. No GPS tracking, no route recording, no battery drain.
End your shift
Enter your ending odometer and what you earned, then pick the gig apps you used: DoorDash, Uber, Instacart, Walmart Spark, or any other. The purpose is filled in for your tax log, and your approximate ending city is noted. Forgot to track a shift? Log a past shift anytime; it's marked "entered later" in your log.
See what you really make
Every shift shows your real profit and real hourly rate after car costs, plus income per mile and your IRS mileage deduction. Analytics shows your daily and weekly pace, your weekly goal, which apps pay best, and a heatmap of your best days and times.
Find the gig that actually pays
Put your numbers side by side. ShiftTracker compares every gig app you drive for by real profit per hour and per mile, after what your car costs you, and shows your best days and times to work. If an app isn't paying off, try another one, or shift your hours, and log a few shifts. Within a week or two, you'll see which gig and which schedule actually earn you the most.
Stay ready for taxes
The Tax Report tracks your deduction at the right IRS rate for each date: 72.5¢ per mile for January to June 2026, and 76¢ from July 1. It estimates your quarterly taxes, reminds you before each deadline, and checks your log against the IRS mileage-log requirements. Preview and export your mileage log as a PDF or CSV for your tax preparer.
ShiftTracker is a record-keeping tool, not tax advice. Confirm your deduction with a qualified tax professional.
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Free for 7 days, then $7.99/month or $59.99/year, billed automatically when the trial ends unless you cancel before then. It renews each month or year until you cancel. How billing works
