OfferIQ grades supported rideshare offers against your own pay bar, tracks business miles automatically, models your car's running costs, and estimates what you cleared after the car.
Excellent — acceptBeats your $1.20/mi and $25/hr bar.
“$37.83 per hour. $2.34 per mile.”
Tracking
128.4 mibusiness today
Estimated net
$1,284after modeled car costs
Built for drivers working across
Rideshare
Food delivery
Shopping delivery
Private clients
Why drivers use it
Four numbers the gig apps won’t show you
Grade against your bar, not a benchmark
OfferIQ scores each offer on both dollars-per-hour and dollars-per-mile against the minimum and preferred rates you set, then hands you one A/B/C/D grade with a plain reason like 'Excellent hourly and mileage' or 'Mileage below minimum.'
Build your business-mile log automatically
A confidence-based engine uses motion, GPS, car Bluetooth, and offer activity to detect drives. Review and correct every classification, or add a trip manually when needed.
Know what your car really costs to run
OfferIQ turns your real car costs — payments, insurance, fuel, and maintenance — into a true cost per mile, then hard-fails any offer that pays below it. Log service, forecast what's due, and get reminders so the car that earns keeps earning.
Estimate what you cleared after the car
Insights combine accepted-offer gross with tracked miles and your vehicle-cost profile to estimate net profit, net per hour, net per mile, and your strongest recorded hours and days.
Everything in one app
Offer decisions, mileage, vehicle costs & insights — together
Four tools that share the same records, keeping offer grades, mileage estimates, and net insights grounded in one place.
Offer grading
Turn a supported offer screenshot into an accept-or-skip signal
Capture a supported rideshare offer and on-device OCR reads it, estimates the dollars-per-hour and dollars-per-mile, and grades it A (Excellent), B (Good), C (Warning), or D (Poor) against your own thresholds — with a one-line reason so you know why.
Dual-axis grade on both $/hour and $/mile against your minimum and preferred rates
Can announce the rates aloud ('$34.20 per hour. $1.15 per mile.') so you can keep your attention on the road
Recomputes the math itself and flags any offer where the numbers are off by more than 1%
A true cost-per-mile floor forces a D on offers that pay below what your car actually costs to run
Recognizes supported Uber and Lyft offer formats and flags airport runs
Every offer is saved to a searchable history with its screenshot, grade, and outcome
Track business miles without pressing start every time
A confidence-based engine can record drives automatically by combining motion, GPS, car Bluetooth, power/CarPlay, Wi-Fi, saved-place arrivals, and offer activity. Every trip remains reviewable and editable.
Multi-signal auto-start uses corroboration to reduce accidental trips from a single weak signal
Car Bluetooth start/stop that only trusts your car's head-unit, never AirPods or earbuds
Suggests business vs. personal classifications using overlap with your accepted offers
A Needs Review queue shows the route map and offers in that window for a one-tap decision
Battery-aware: low-power triggers while idle, full GPS only during an active trip
Crash- and reboot-safe recording — trips survive iOS killing the app
Live · Business14.8 mi
2 trips in Needs Review
Vehicle Service & Maintenance
Know your true cost per mile and protect the car that earns
Build a vehicle cost profile — payment, insurance, registration, depreciation, fuel or electricity, and maintenance — and OfferIQ computes what each mile actually costs you, broken into fixed, energy, and maintenance. That true cost per mile feeds straight into your offer grades.
True operating cost per mile from your real fixed, energy, and maintenance costs
Supports gas, hybrid, and EV profiles, each with its own energy-cost model
Service log by type (oil, brakes, tires, rotation, and more) with a tax-deductible flag
Health Score and reminders (On Track / Due Soon / Due Now / Overdue) that fire ahead of the date
Odometer stays current and can auto-increment from your logged trip miles
Apply your cost per mile as the offer grader’s minimum so real car economics drive accept/decline
Estimate your take-home and see when it was strongest
Insights estimate net profit — gross from accepted offers minus the modeled running cost of tracked miles — then break it into net per hour, net per mile, business miles, and an estimated standard-mileage deduction. Charts reveal when your pay has been strongest.
Estimated net profit: gross earnings minus modeled vehicle running cost
Estimated net per hour and net per mile from the records you provide
Time-of-Day and Day-of-Week charts reveal when your pay is strong
'What Changed' period comparison with signed deltas for earnings, hourly, and per-mile
Grounded in your own captured history — not live marketplace demand
Tax reports show the standard mileage rate applied to each trip date
Estimated net · this week
$1,284+12%
$28.40 / hr net$1.42 / mi net
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How it works
From offer to take-home in four steps
1
Set your pay bar
Enter the minimum and preferred dollars-per-hour and dollars-per-mile you'll drive for. Every offer from here on is judged against your standards, not a generic average.
2
Capture an offer
Run the OfferIQ Shortcut with a supported offer screenshot. On-device OCR estimates the rates, grades it A/B/C/D, and can read the result aloud. Use your phone only when it is safe and legal.
3
Drive — miles track themselves
The multi-signal engine can detect a trip and record its miles automatically. Review the suggested business or personal classification whenever you are safely parked.
4
See your estimated net numbers
Insights estimate your net take-home and strongest recorded hours and days. Pro can export a clean mileage summary and per-trip ledger for your records or tax professional.
What makes it different
Built to protect your profit, not the platform’s
Grades on both $/hour and $/mile against your own thresholds — not a one-size-fits-all 'good deal' score.
Enforces a true cost-per-mile floor from your real vehicle costs, catching offers that lose money once the car is counted.
Recomputes and validates the pay-rate math itself instead of trusting the gig app's rounding.
Can speak analyzed rates aloud, reducing the need to look at the screen.
Estimates net profit — gross minus modeled running cost — instead of showing gross alone.
Ties four tools together: tracked miles feed an estimated standard-mileage deduction, your odometer, maintenance forecasts, and cost-per-mile.
Multi-signal mileage detection is designed to reduce accidental trips from a single weak trigger.
OCR, grading, and mileage processing run on-device; saved records sync privately through your iCloud account.
Free & Pro
Start free. Upgrade only when the deeper numbers earn their keep.
Use the core offer and mileage tools free. Add Pro only when the deeper numbers save you more than they cost.
Choose the Pro option that fits you in the App Store.
FAQ
Questions drivers ask
How does OfferIQ decide if an offer is worth it?
For supported formats, it reads the offer from a screenshot, estimates dollars-per-hour and dollars-per-mile, and scores both against the minimum and preferred rates you set. You get one letter grade — A Excellent, B Good, C Warning, D Poor — plus a plain reason. Optional wait-time and per-stop assumptions can make the hourly estimate more realistic for your workflow.
Do I have to type in the offer details?
No. Run the OfferIQ Shortcut with a supported offer screenshot and on-device OCR reads it for you. OfferIQ can announce the result aloud; use your phone only when it is safe and legal.
How does automatic mileage tracking reduce accidental trips?
It combines motion, GPS, car Bluetooth, power, Wi-Fi, saved places, and offer activity instead of relying on one weak signal. Bluetooth detection is limited to a configured vehicle, and sustained-stop logic helps avoid ending a drive at a stoplight or pickup wait. You can review, edit, and reclassify every trip.
What is 'true cost per mile' and why does it matter?
It's what each mile actually costs you, built from your real car costs — payment, insurance, registration, depreciation, fuel or electricity, and maintenance. OfferIQ uses it two ways: it hard-fails any offer that pays below it (no matter how good the hourly looks), and it powers the net profit in Insights.
Is my data private?
Yes. OCR, grading, and mileage processing run on-device. Your saved offer, trip, and vehicle records are stored on your device and sync through your private iCloud account using Apple CloudKit. CHOFR does not operate an external server for driver records or use advertising-tracking SDKs in the app.
Can I use OfferIQ for tax time?
That's a core reason it exists. It tracks and lets you review business miles, estimates a standard-mileage deduction using the built-in rate, and Pro exports a PDF summary plus a per-trip CSV ledger. It's a record-keeping tool, not tax advice, so verify your records and deduction with a professional before filing.
Which platforms and phones does it work with?
OfferIQ’s screenshot recognition is optimized for supported Uber and Lyft offer formats. Its mileage, cost, and record-keeping tools are useful across rideshare, delivery, and private-client work. It’s a native iPhone and iPad app with Siri/App Intents support.
Is there a free version?
Yes. Grading offers, gross earnings, acceptance rate, business miles, and the 'What Changed' deltas are free. OfferIQ Pro unlocks estimated net take-home, net per hour, net per mile, an estimated standard-mileage deduction, exports, maintenance reminders, and more. Current purchase options are shown in the App Store.
Drive the offers that pay. Skip the ones that don’t.
Grade your first offer free, and let OfferIQ track the miles while you drive.