Your app shows what you were paid, not what it cost you to earn it. Put in one shift and see your real hourly after gas, wear and depreciation. Then track your rideshare and delivery earnings for 30 days and see which app pays you more after the car, and which hours lose money.
Example shift · 7.5 hours online, the starting numbers in the check above. The payout screen leaves out the car. Your numbers will differ.
I built TORQ Track because I wanted to know what my car really costs. The payout screen counts your time. It doesn't count the gas, the tires, or what every mile takes off the car's value. TORQ puts those costs next to what you were paid, so you can see what you actually keep.
Every trip's earnings, netted against fuel, maintenance, depreciation, and other vehicle expenses, so profit per hour and profit per mile actually mean something.
Log trips from Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and other rideshare or delivery apps. TORQ Track breaks down your real earnings per mile and per hour side by side, so you can see which platform is actually worth your time, not just which one paid out more.
Every fill-up, repair and insurance bill you log feeds an IRS actual-expense estimate, shown next to the standard mileage rate so you can see which one comes out ahead.
Gas, tires, oil changes, insurance, depreciation, taxes. Every driver has a different mix of costs eating into what the app says you made. TORQ Track Driver accounts for all of it.
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Quick answers. See every question in the full FAQ
TORQ Track Driver lets you log your shifts, hours, miles, platform, and earnings in seconds. It then compares your income with your vehicle costs so you can see your real profit per hour and per mile.
Yes. You can log earnings from Uber, Lyft, and delivery platforms and compare your results by platform, including earnings per mile and earnings per hour.
Real rideshare profit is your earnings minus the costs of operating your vehicle, including fuel, maintenance, depreciation, and other vehicle expenses. TORQ Track Driver helps you track those costs and see your actual profit.
Yes. TORQ Track Driver lets you track miles alongside your shifts, earnings, and vehicle expenses so you can understand how much you are actually making from delivery and rideshare work.
Yes. Log trips from different rideshare and delivery platforms and TORQ Track Driver breaks down your earnings per mile and per hour, helping you see which platforms are actually worth your time.
TORQ Track Driver helps you account for fuel, maintenance, depreciation, and other vehicle costs. Tracking these expenses alongside your earnings gives you a clearer picture of your actual driving profit.
Yes. TORQ Track Driver turns your logged fuel, maintenance, insurance, and other vehicle expenses into an IRS actual-expense deduction estimate for a given tax year, and shows it next to the standard mileage rate so you can see which one comes out ahead. You can export it as a PDF. It's an estimate to plan with, not a filed return - confirm the numbers with a tax professional.
No. TORQ Track's core tracking is free to use, and you do not need a credit card to create an account or start tracking your rideshare and delivery earnings.
Every mile mapped to what it costs you and what it earns you, across rideshare and delivery platforms.
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