Minuku — Offer Scorer

You get about 45 seconds to decide. Pay, miles, drive time, the wait, gas, wear on the car. No time for the math, so most offers get decided on gut feeling. Minuku does the math before the timer runs out. ON EVERY OFFER The moment an offer appears, a card shows above it: TAKE IT, YOUR CALL or DECLINE, what the run really pays per hour after gas and wear, what you keep, $ per mile, and the time (red when it's longer than quoted). If a run costs more than it pays, it says LOSE $2.35. Pick the full card, a smaller one, or just the call. YOUR RULES • Your hourly floor: "$11 over your $16 floor" • Your car: MPG and running cost. A $9 offer is a different answer in a truck than in a hybrid • 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 ratings • Block stacked offers if you don't want them IT LEARNS FROM YOUR RUNS Every store gets its own learned wait, so a 25-minute counter wait is counted before you accept. Your drive and shop pace come from your own completed runs — or keep exactly the numbers you typed. NOTES AND PHOTOS FOR EVERY STORE Parking, the back door, gate codes, a photo of what you handed over. Your notes pop up the next time that store sends you an offer. WHILE YOU DRIVE Clocks for the drive to the store, the wait and the drive to the customer — one set per order on a stack. Turn on the spoken verdict and the call is made before you look. It doesn't make it legal or safe to accept while driving — that still means touching your phone. It cuts how often you have to. Off until you turn it on. YOUR RECORDS Stats cards for any day, week, month or year, shareable as a picture (totals only). Tax export: PDF or CSV of earnings and miles. Minuku checks its numbers against DoorDash's own earnings screen. Gas price looks itself up from your state's weekly average; electric cars work too. Automatic backups survive an uninstall. 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. One exception, off by default: button marks can cover Accept on an offer Minuku advises against. Press once to move the cover aside, then press Accept again — that press is yours and goes to your delivery app. It has no preference about which offers you take: no favored merchant, no favored kind of order, no money made from what you accept. The lists are yours. HOW IT USES THE ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE Minuku uses Android's Accessibility Service to read the offer screen your delivery app is showing. There is no other way for one app to see another app's screen, which is why the permission is required at all. It reads three kinds of screen in your delivery app: offers (pay, distance, stops, merchant, item count), deliveries (status and deadlines, for trip timers) and your earnings totals, to check its numbers against reality. Nothing else is read, logged or sent. Minuku is a driver's utility, not an assistive-technology tool for users with disabilities. NO ACCOUNT, NO PERSONAL INFO No sign-up, no email, no login. Your subscription goes through Google Play — Minuku never sees your card. No server, no analytics, no ads, no tracking: your offers and earnings stay on your phone. TRY IT FIRST 14 days of driving, free — only days you use Minuku count. Then $39.99 a year or $4.99 a month. Cancel any time in the Play Store. A driver you refer gets 30 days free instead of 14. Android 10+, the DoorDash Dasher app, and two minutes of setup. English and Spanish. Minuku is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to DoorDash, Inc. DoorDash is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to say which app Minuku works with.