Overwatch
An operating system for rideshare professionals.
Trip and earnings tracking, cost and profitability math, shift planning, and incident documentation built from real driving experience.
- Original ITS DAD Creation
- Updated Regularly
The console runs inside your account — the free tier is the demo.
The problem
What's broken today.
Rideshare drivers run a real business with almost no instrumentation. No true earnings-per-hour, no cost visibility, and no defensible record when a platform decision goes against them.
The approach
How this fixes it.
Overwatch is the driver's side of the ledger. It imports trip data, applies real cost math, shows which hours and zones are genuinely profitable, and keeps a documentation trail that holds up in an appeal.
Features
True earnings math
Net of fuel, depreciation, maintenance, dead miles, and self-employment tax.
Multi-platform
Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart, and Flex in one combined ledger.
Shift intelligence
Which hours and zones pay, based on your own history.
Incident vault
Timestamped documentation with export for appeals and claims.
Tax ready
Quarterly set-aside estimates and an IRS-format mileage log.
Inside the app
Earnings dashboard
Real hourly rate by platform, day, and zone.
Cost ledger
Where gross earnings actually go, itemized.
Incident vault
Timestamped records ready to export into an appeal.
Pricing
Priced for the person actually paying.
No enterprise-only tiers, no quote-to-find-out.
Free
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Sign in and start logging trips in the console today.
- Trip logging in-app
- True earnings math
- Last 14 days of history
- No card required
Most popular
Driver
$7.99per month
Everything a working driver needs.
- All platforms
- True earnings math
- Shift intelligence
- Incident vault
- Tax exports
Billed every month until you cancel. Instant access after checkout, and you keep access through the end of any period you've paid for. Cancel or change your plan anytime from your library.
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Annual
$59.99per year
Same product, five months free.
- Everything in Driver
- Priority support
- Early feature access
Billed every year until you cancel. Instant access after checkout, and you keep access through the end of any period you've paid for. Cancel or change your plan anytime from your library.
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By purchasing you agree to the Terms of Service, Subscription Terms, and Refund Policy. Cancel anytime; renewals are refundable within 14 days.
Lifetime
$149.99one time
Pay once, keep it. Limited early-supporter pricing.
- Everything in Driver
- No renewals
- All future updates
- Founding user badge
One-time payment. Instant access after checkout — your download link appears right away and is saved to your library.
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Roadmap
What's shipped, what's next.
Updated as things move. No dates I can't keep.
Shipped
Live app
- Trip entry
- Cost engine
- Hourly rate math
- In-app driver console
Shipped
Documentation and tax
- Incident vault
- Appeal export
- IRS mileage log
Now building
Import and automation
- Statement import
- Mileage capture
- Zone analysis
Questions
- Can I try it before paying?
- Yes. The free tier is the same console — sign in, log trips, and upgrade only when you want full history, shift intelligence, the incident vault, and exports.
- What is the difference between the plans?
- Monthly and annual are the same product on different billing. Lifetime is one payment for the same access with no renewals.
- Is there something else I can use today?
- The Driver Profit Tracker spreadsheet does the core math offline, and Overwatch imports from it.
- Will it connect to the apps directly?
- Statement import first. Direct integrations depend on platform access I do not control.
I haven't written this one's history down yet. When I do, it goes here — what it was built from, what it was made to solve, and every revision since. I'd rather leave this blank than invent a history for it.
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- Graduated
Overwatch
Started as a monitoring script I ran for my own operation. It graduated the week I realized I'd trust someone else to run it without me on the phone.
Built in production. Proven before it's sold. Answered by a person.
Interested in Overwatch?
Tell me how you'd use it. Early cohorts are small, and I read every request myself.