GIG Income: Mileage Tracker

GIG Income gives gig workers one clear place to track income, expenses, work time, mileage and real earnings across every platform. See the numbers that matter without spreadsheets or scattered notes. Add income from DoorDash, Amazon Flex, Uber Eats, Instacart and other platforms, record expenses, connect mileage to your work, and understand what remains after expenses. TRACK YOUR EARNINGS • Record income from multiple gig platforms • Separate platform income types and adjustments • Review income by day, week, month, year or a custom period • Compare the selected period with the previous one • See income, expenses and earnings after expenses together UNDERSTAND YOUR EFFICIENCY • Income per hour and income per mile • Work time, mileage, workdays and days off • Daily averages for income, hours and mileage • Platform breakdowns that show where your money comes from • Clear charts for trends and progress TRACK BUSINESS MILEAGE • Start, pause, resume and stop mileage tracking • View elapsed time and distance from the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island • Link mileage trips to income records • Add or edit trips manually when needed • Generate mileage reports in PDF and CSV formats PLAN AMAZON FLEX HOURS • Record completed and scheduled blocks • Review rolling daily and seven-day totals • See estimated available hours based on the limits you set STAY ORGANIZED • Set income goals and follow your progress • Attach receipts to expenses • Export, import and back up your records • Protect your data with Face ID or a PIN • Use the app in English or Russian, with Light and Dark Mode support GIG Income helps you replace guesswork with a clear picture of your work and earnings. Some features require a Pro or Mileage subscription. Amazon Flex availability and limits may vary; always confirm actual block availability in the Amazon Flex app. GIG Income is an independent app and is not affiliated with the gig platforms referenced above. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/