Xcept reads the screenshot in about a second and fires back an instant TAKE / MARGINAL / DECLINE — $/mile, $/hr, and real net after car cost, before the timer runs out.
You set your floor (default $1.50/mi) and your ideal ($2.00/mi). Xcept adjusts them to the hour — tighter during peak, stricter when it's dead — and calls it:
At or above your ideal. Worth the drive — grab it. Green glow, double buzz, and it can say it out loud so you never look away from the road.
Clears your floor but misses your ideal. Xcept shows the $/hr, the crowd's wait time at that pickup, and any long-trip warning — you make the call.
Below your floor — or you'd actually lose money once car cost comes out. It even tells you what passing does to your acceptance rate, so you decline with your eyes open.
Xcept reads pay, miles, and the restaurant straight off the screenshot in about a second — even catches stacked doubles. On-device text recognition backs it up, so a dead signal never forces manual entry.
works while you're on a shiftScreenshot an offer mid-shift and the call lands in your notification shade — with TOOK IT / PASSED buttons that log it to your shift. You never have to open the app.
Hit START and GPS counts your miles while you drive — that's your tax deduction at $0.70/mi, adding up automatically. See true $/hr, a utilization timeline that shows your dead air, every call you took or passed, and export it all to CSV.
Rate a pickup once and it rides along on every future offer from that spot — for you and every other driver running Xcept. Slow kitchens get priced straight into your $/hr before you ever tap accept.
Your shifts, orders, and settings stay on your phone. Screenshot reading, optional AI shift recaps, and restaurant ratings send only what's needed for that feature — ratings sync as a restaurant name and your vote, with no account or location attached. The map and nearby-spot search send only your approximate coordinates, like any map app. No delivery platform affiliation.