Shift
Your best hours
Miles
Trips
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Your offer rules
Offers that miss them get SKIPMore
Your data
Intro message
Offer
Minutes are optional — without them the verdict is per mile.
Driving? Don't type. Pull over first, or tap the mic and say the offer.
▸ What to say (examples)
The verdict compares the offer, after gas, with your $/hr target (Me › Goal & targets) — or your $/mi floor (Me › Offer rules) when there are no minutes. GigEdge is not affiliated with DoorDash, Uber Eats or any gig platform.
Goal & targets
Yearly goal
Days you drive
Targets & car
Tell us how GigEdge is doing
Zones
Near you
Tap a zone to see it on the mapUpload an offer screenshot
Zone numbers are estimates. GigEdge is not affiliated with any gig platform.
Founders
Prove your deliveries with end-of-shift screenshots and earn a one-time discount on GigEdge.
Offer log
Offers
Driver tips
How GigEdge works
Say or type an offer, read the verdict, log it once. Everything else — miles, earnings, zones, taxes — builds on what you log.
Say an offer
Tap the mic in the middle of the tab bar and say the offer the way you read it — for example "twelve fifty, four point two miles, twenty two minutes, Chipotle". The offer sheet shows what it heard and the verdict.
Heard it wrong? Fix the numbers right on the sheet, say it again, or type it.
Type an offer
Shift › Type an offer opens the Offer screen: enter the pay and miles (minutes are optional). The verdict updates as you type.
Read the verdict
TAKE IT, MAYBE or SKIP — with one number: $/hr after gas when there are minutes, otherwise $/mi. Under it, how far the offer is above or below your own target, and the pay, miles and net after gas.
Your $/hr target is in Me › Goal & targets; your $/mi floor in Me › Offer rules. Gas per mile = your area's gas price ÷ your car's MPG.
Log it once
Tap Log as taken or Log as passed. Each offer is logged once. To fix or delete one, open Me › Offer log and tap the offer.
Shifts and $/hr
Start a shift on the Shift tab. Your $/hr is the pay from offers you took during timed shifts ÷ the shift time (pauses don't count). With no timed shift it shows "—" — an offer's own minutes leave out waiting, so they never make your $/hr.
Miles
With mileage tracking on, GigEdge records your trips from GPS. Mark each trip business, personal or commute — only business miles count toward the IRS deduction ($0.725/mi in 2026). Export a CSV or a PDF from the Miles tab.
Zones
Zone $/hr, wait and delivery times are estimates (restaurant density and time of day) — always marked "est.", never live. Colours: green = normal, yellow = kinda hot ($28+ est.), red = hottest ($35+ est.); grey dashed = no estimate yet. What drivers' offers in a zone looked like comes only from offers logged there in the last 30 days. No data shows "—".
Earn
Analytics (30 days, 90 days or all time), goals, a tax estimate for planning (not tax advice), coaching from your own log, referrals and the founders program.
Pro and your plan
Pro includes voice, the full Zones map and exports. On iPhone you subscribe and cancel with Apple (Me › Manage or cancel with Apple, or iOS Settings › your name › Subscriptions). On the web, plans are billed by Stripe and renew until you cancel — cancel online any time in Me › Manage or cancel, no password or reason needed.
Your data
Why do I see "—" or "est."?
"—" means there isn't enough real data to show a number. "est." marks a modeled number. GigEdge never shows an estimate as if it were a fact.
Q1 → April 15, 2026 · Q2 → June 15, 2026
Q3 → September 15, 2026 · Q4 → January 15, 2027
⚠️ Estimates only — not tax advice. Consult a CPA.