Minuku
Pay, miles, drive time, the wait, gas, wear on the car
That's a lot of arithmetic with a timer running, so most offers get decided on gut feeling. Minuku reads what's already on the offer and shows the answer on a card above it.
A verdict on every offer
Real $/hour, what you keep and $ per mile, after gas and wear. A run that costs more than it pays says LOSE.
Your rules
Your hourly floor, MPG and running cost. Tipless offers get DECLINE. Block a store, cap shop orders, or block stacks.
It learns every store's wait
A long counter wait is counted before you accept. Your drive and shop pace come from your own runs.
Notes for every store
Where the pickup shelf is, gate codes, a photo of the hand-off. They come back the next time that store sends an offer.
Clocks while you drive
To the store, the wait, to the customer: one set per order on a stack. Turn on the spoken verdict and you hear it without looking.
Your records
Day, week, month and year cards you can share, a summary at the end of each dash, and each day checked against DoorDash's own earnings. Turn on Proof of deliveries and DoorDash's screens are kept with each order. Tax export as PDF or CSV. Backups survive an uninstall.
The spoken verdict is off until you turn it on. It doesn't make it legal or safe to accept while driving; it cuts how often you have to touch your phone.
The one thing Minuku will never do
Minuku never accepts or declines an offer for you. It can't tap, swipe, type or press a button in any app. That isn't a setting you could turn on; it was never built. It reads the offer, shows you the math, and every call is yours.
No account, no personal info
No sign-up needed: Minuku works without an account. Your subscription goes through Google Play, and Minuku never sees your card. No analytics, no ads, no tracking: your offers and earnings stay on your phone. Privacy policy.
See it work
Short videos: what you see when an offer comes in, and every setting, step by step. Watch the videos.
Questions drivers ask
Can DoorDash tell I'm using it? Will I get deactivated?
Minuku never taps, accepts or declines, and it doesn't connect to DoorDash. It reads what is already on your screen, the way you do. DoorDash has said nothing about Minuku either way, so nobody can promise how they see any outside app; what we can promise is that Minuku never acts in their app for you.
Why does it need the accessibility permission?
It is the only way Android lets one app see another app's screen. Minuku uses it to read DoorDash's offer, delivery and earnings screens, nothing else, and it has no code that can tap, swipe or type.
What if an offer looks different and Minuku can't read it?
You get a gray "Couldn't read this offer" bar instead of a guess, because a wrong number is worse than none. Tap Report a Bug in the app and that layout gets added.
Does it drain the battery?
It only works when the screen changes. On our test phone it was about 2% of the battery a dash used.
Uber Eats is coming to Minuku
You asked, we're on it. Minuku is starting work on Uber Eats: a grade at a glance on Uber's offers, like the one you get on DoorDash. It's early. We're studying Uber's offer screens now, and there's no date yet. Today Minuku works with DoorDash only. Want to know when it's ready? Keep Minuku installed and watch Announcements in Minuku Chat.
Does it work with Uber Eats, Instacart or iPhone?
DoorDash on Android 10 or newer only, for now. Uber Eats is on the way (see above). iPhone list below.
What happens after the 14 days?
It asks if you want to subscribe. If you don't, you pay nothing and still get 3 free scores a day: tap the purple side tab on an offer. Offers aren't scored automatically any more, and free scores aren't saved to your records. Your records stay on your phone.
What if something isn't working?
In the app: Home, then Help & support, then Something wrong? Tell us. Pick what's wrong, add a note if you like, and your email app opens with it filled in. Nothing is sent until you tap Send.
Built by a Dasher
I'm Joe. I dash most days, and I built Minuku because 45 seconds isn't enough time to work out what an offer really pays after gas and wear. I still run it on every dash, and new features run on my own offers before they reach yours.
Try it first
Only days Minuku shows you an offer count, so days off and part-time weeks don't burn it. No card and no sign-up: when the 14 days are used, Minuku asks if you want to subscribe. If you don't, you pay nothing and keep 3 free scores a day: tap the side tab on an offer.
Cancel any time in the Play Store.
Or $39.99 a year: save a third (about $3.33 a month).
Minuku (say it mee-NOO-koo) is Japanese for "to see through." DoorDash shows you its number. Minuku sees through it to what the offer really pays you.
On iPhone?
Minuku is Android only for now. If enough iPhone drivers ask, we'll look at building one, but there is no date and no promise. Leave your email and you'll hear about it once, if it happens.
Thanks, you're on the list. One email if an iPhone version happens, nothing else.
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