Trip Log
An installable phone app that shows what a day actually earned, after fuel, expenses and withholdings.
On request
In use
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A ride-hailing driver ends the day with gross earnings and mental arithmetic. What is missing is what it costs: fuel, expenses and withholdings.
Trip Log is an installable PWA that records each shift with its odometer, computes dead kilometres between shifts and shows the real hourly earnings, not the gross figure.
Every fuel fill closes a period and efficiency is computed between fills (tank to tank): every day in the period shows its value, even when no fuel was added that day.
In daily use, against real operations and not against test data.
- Odometer-based shifts: start and end by entering the mileage, several per day.
- Dead kilometres between shifts: the figure that explains why hourly earnings do not add up.
- Hourly earnings over real shift hours, not over the whole day.
- Fuel efficiency in km/l between fills, for every day of the period.
- Configurable withholdings by percentage; hidden when zero.
- Comparison with the previous day and monthly average per worked day.
- Breakdown by platform: trips, income, share of total, km and average.
- History with presets —today, week, month, custom—, trend chart and CSV export.
- Installable as a PWA, with offline access to cached data.
- A driver working with ride-hailing apps (Uber, Didi, Cabify, Bolt, PedidosYa)
- Next.js 16
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Firebase
- Firestore
The hard question first: did the business make money last month, or does it look like it did?
If the answer is uncomfortable, there is a fifteen-minute conversation worth having. The system is shown running on a demonstration operation, and the way the work happens today gets mapped.
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