Everything Minuku does for you

It reads each DoorDash offer, does the math in a blink, and keeps your records straight after the run. You make every call. Minuku never taps.

Try it free on Google Play

14 driving days free · then $4.99 a month, or 3 free scores a day · Android 10 or newer

On every offer

A card shows above the offer the moment it appears. No button to press, no screenshot to take.

A clear call
  • TAKE IT, YOUR CALL or DECLINE, in colour, readable at a glance
  • "$11 over your $16 floor", so you know by how much
  • LOSE $2.35 when a run costs more than it pays
  • A card Minuku can't read can be read by AI if you allow it, so you still get a call. Names and addresses are removed on your phone first (how)
The real numbers
  • Real $/hour after gas and wear on your car
  • What you keep (net), $ per mile and total miles
  • The time, in red when it will take longer than DoorDash says
  • Miles or kilometres: offers in km and metres are read, and your stats and tax export show your unit
Stacks and big runs
  • Stacked offers scored as one run, every order counted
  • Hold the card to see every stop of a stacked order
  • Two orders from one store: each customer's name as soon as DoorDash lists the pickups, each marked picked up on its own
  • A big offer just under your floor turns yellow when it beats your usual dashing
  • Long runs priced at highway speed if you turn on highway miles
Your size of card
  • The full card, a smaller one, or just the call
  • Your store notes pop up on the offer from that store
  • Close it with one tap whenever you like

Your rules, not ours

Minuku has no favourite store and earns nothing from what you accept. The lists are yours.

Set it up your way
  • Setup asks your goals and car basics, then you pick the extras you want
  • Your hourly floor: the line between TAKE IT and DECLINE
  • Your car's MPG and running cost, or an electric car's kWh. A $9 offer is a different answer in a truck than in a hybrid
  • Own, financed or leased: the cost per mile follows
  • On two wheels? Pick an e-bike, scooter, moped or bicycle and the costs and speed follow
Say no before you look
  • No tip, no trip: tipless offers get DECLINE
  • Block a store with one tap; it's DECLINE from then on
  • Cap shop orders by item count, flag stores that risk your rating, or block stacks
  • Optional Button guards: a cover over Accept on offers Minuku advises against, and over Decline on good ones. Press once to move it aside; the next press is yours
It learns from your runs
  • Every store gets its own learned wait, so a 25-minute counter is counted before you accept
  • Your drive and shop pace come from your own completed runs
  • Or keep exactly the numbers you typed: your choice
Notes and photos for every store
  • Parking, the back door, where the pickup shelf is, gate codes
  • A photo of what you handed over
  • They come back the next time that store sends you an offer

While you drive

Clocks for every leg
  • The drive to the store, the wait at the counter, the drive to the customer
  • One set per order on a stack
  • A store countdown against DoorDash's Pick up by that tells you on time or late
  • See which part of the run ate your hour
Spoken verdict
  • Hear the call (and the rate, if you like) before you look
  • Lowers your music instead of talking over it
  • 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

A map of where the money is

Your stores, coloured by what they pay you
  • Every store you've run for, placed from DoorDash's own addresses
  • Green, yellow, red: by how its offers actually scored for you
  • Drop your own pins with notes: a tricky apartment gate, a good place to wait
Best right now
  • The stores and areas that pay you best for this time of day
  • Built from your own offer history, nobody else's
  • No location needed

Your records, done for you

Stats
  • Cards for any day, week, month or year
  • Active $/hour vs your whole shift; time online vs delivering vs waiting
  • Daily and weekly goal rings
  • An end-of-day summary of your dash
  • Each delivery: what DoorDash offered vs what really happened
  • Does your tier matter? Your own offers by the Dasher status they came in under
  • Your customer tips (US)
  • Share a card as a picture (totals only)
Taxes and checks
  • Earnings and miles as PDF or CSV, with a Tips column (US)
  • With Dash miles on: each day's GPS miles split into Order and Between miles
  • Gas price can look itself up from your state's weekly average (optional)
Safe on your phone
  • Automatic backups that survive an uninstall
  • No account needed, no ads, no tracking
  • Diagnostics: if Minuku can't read an offer or crashes, it can tell us by itself. Off unless you turn it on
  • Something wrong? Tell us: pick what's wrong in Help & support and send it from your own email app
  • English and Español
Check your days
  • Each day matched against DoorDash's own earnings, adjustments included
  • A day that doesn't match is flagged so you can look at it
  • Fix your days: past-midnight shifts, renamed runs and added runs line up with DoorDash
  • Your Summary counts the days that don't match
Proof of deliveries
  • Saves DoorDash's offer, pickup and drop-off screens with each order, and the customer's drop-off notes
  • Pay changed, or a customer says it never arrived? The proof is on your phone
  • Off unless you turn it on. Deleted after 14 days unless you tap Keep this proof; leaves your phone only if you share it
Dash miles by GPS
  • Every business mile you really drove, for your tax mileage log
  • Counts only while you dash; a notification shows while it counts
  • Off until you say yes. Only the totals are kept, never sent anywhere

The one thing it will never do

Minuku never accepts or declines anything for you. It has no code that can tap, swipe, type or press a button in any app: not disabled, not optional, not there. It reads DoorDash's screens through Android's Accessibility Service, because there is no other way for one app to see another app's screen. Privacy policy.

Driver chat

Talk shop with other drivers inside Minuku: friends, groups for your state and city, and Announcements from Minuku. Every driver can post during the free trial and with a subscription; after the trial, chat is read-only until you subscribe. Block and report are always open. How chat works.

Try it on your next dash

14 driving days free. No card, no sign-up. Only the days you actually use it count. After that, 3 free scores a day if you don't subscribe.

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