GigManagement
Know where to drive. Know what you kept.
Gig apps tell you what a job pays. They never tell you where to be, or what the shift actually left you with once fuel and miles came out. GigManagement does both ends. Before you drive, a live demand map shows surge zones, events, airport volume and delivery hubs near you, with a heatmap of the hours that have historically been worth working. After you drive, every route is logged for mileage and every gig is costed down to your real hourly rate and earnings per mile.
What it does
- Live demand map — surge zones, events, airports and delivery hubs
- Predicted surges and weather triggers, before you head out
- Weekly heatmap of the best hours and days to work
- AI-generated insights from your own earnings history
- Route tracking with an IRS-ready mileage work log
- Profit per gig with hourly rate and earnings per mile
- Expense logging with attached receipts, built for 1099 work
- Income synced across the gig apps you actually run
Who it is for
- Rideshare and delivery drivers running more than one platform
- Drivers guessing where to sit and wait for the next ping
- Independent contractors who file a 1099 and dread the mileage log
- Anyone who suspects a "good" shift was not actually good
Common questions
When can I get GigManagement?
It is in active development and already in daily use. Google Play is planned for September 2026 and the App Store by the end of 2026. Join the list and you will hear on launch day.
How does it know where the work is?
The Intelligence Hub pulls live and predicted surge zones, today’s events and concerts within 30 miles, airport passenger volume, meal and package demand windows, weather triggers, and nearby delivery hubs — then layers your own history on top to show the hours that have actually paid you.
Does it work across more than one gig app?
Yes. Income syncs across the platforms you run and expenses attach to the gig they belong to, so you can compare what each app leaves you after fuel and miles rather than what it advertises.
Will it help at tax time?
Route tracking produces a work log built for IRS mileage reporting, and expenses are logged by category with receipts attached — so filing means exporting a summary rather than rebuilding a year from bank statements.
What is "earnings per mile"?
Exactly what it sounds like: what a gig paid divided by the miles it cost you. Alongside your real hourly rate it is the fastest way to tell a good offer from a busy one.
Google Play — September 2026 · App Store — Late 2026