Beeltra Driver

Beeltra Driver is the all-in-one AI-powered copilot designed specifically for gig delivery drivers working with DoorDash, Uber Eats, Instacart, Amazon Flex, and more. Stop guessing how much you're really making. Beeltra Driver automatically tracks your miles, calculates your earnings, and gives you real-time insight into your profitability — so you can make smarter decisions every shift. KEY FEATURES Automatic Mileage Tracking GPS-powered tracking runs in the background during your active shifts. Every mile logged automatically — no manual entry needed. AI Earnings Scanner Snap a photo of your earnings screen and our AI instantly reads and records your income. Works with all major delivery platforms. Earnings Dashboard See your total earnings, miles driven, expenses, and net profit at a glance. Daily, weekly, and monthly breakdowns keep you informed. Expense Tracking Log gas, maintenance, and other deductions. DeliveryPro helps you stay organized for tax season. Shift Scheduling Plan your week, set shift goals, and track performance over time. Know which days and hours are most profitable for you. AI Copilot Ask questions, get insights, and receive personalized tips to maximize your earnings and minimize expenses. Tax-Ready Reports Export detailed reports of your earnings, miles, and expenses — everything your accountant needs at tax time. Smart Notifications Get reminders to start tracking, alerts when you hit your daily goals, and tips to optimize your shifts. WHO IS IT FOR? Beeltra Driver is built for full-time and part-time gig drivers who want to run their delivery work like a business. Whether you drive for one platform or five, Beeltra Driver gives you the clarity to know if you're actually profitable. PRIVACY FIRST Your data is yours. We use bank-level encryption to protect your earnings and location data. We never sell your personal information. Download Beeltra Driver today and take control of your delivery income. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/