For Spark, DoorDash, Instacart & 5 more

How much did you actually keep today?

Your platform app shows what you were paid. GigKeep shows what you kept — after gas, wear and tear, and the taxes you’ll owe in April. Built by a Spark driver who got tired of guessing.

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Free to use. No account required. No GPS. No ads.

Saturday, 9 hours on Spark

What the app said you made: $152.50
Gas for 148 miles: −$18.90
Maintenance & depreciation: −$16.30
Set aside for taxes: −$22.50
What you actually kept: $94.80

Illustrative day. Your numbers come from your vehicle, your miles, your tax setup.

The offer evaluator

The platform quotes a fantasy. Here’s the real rate.

A “$42, 30 minute” offer looks like $84 an hour. It isn’t. Nobody pays you for the drive back, the wait at the counter, or the miles you put on your own car. GigKeep does that math before you tap accept — this is a taste of it, with average settings. In the app, it learns your shopping speed, your store waits, your vehicle.

Offer payout $18.00

Miles to the customer 12.0 mi

Platform time estimate 30 min

Pickup Shop & deliver

Your numbers

Vehicle cost per mile $0.30

Your minimum hourly $15/hr

What the platform implies

$36.00/hr

True rate after costs & real time

$14.20/hr

MARGINAL

What’s in the app

Everything between “offer accepted” and “taxes filed.”

Net profit, not gross pay

Log a shift in a few taps. GigKeep subtracts fuel, maintenance, and depreciation from your real vehicle profile — not a generic per-mile guess — and shows what the day was actually worth.

The offer evaluator

True hourly rate before you accept — counting the drive back, the wait at the store, your shopping speed, and vehicle cost on the round trip. Green, amber, or red, against your own hourly floor.

A tax center that knows how drivers file

Quarterly set-aside if you’re disciplined, an annual view with an underpayment estimate if you’re honest. No Tax on Tips aware. Standard mileage vs. actual expenses, side by side.

Mileage without a battery drain

Odometer-based with a commute split, so only business miles feed your deductions. No GPS running in your pocket all shift. Forgot to log? The catch-up wizard rebuilds your week.

Your history, from anywhere

Import CSVs from 7 platforms and 5 other tracker apps — free, always. Spark won’t give you a CSV at all, so GigKeep reads your earnings screenshots instead, right on your phone.

Three dashboards, one honest number

Chill shows today’s take and nothing else. Focused adds your weekly pace and tax nudge. Obsessed is every number we’ve got, all at once — built for the drivers who want it all on one screen.

Privacy

We don’t sell your location. We don’t have it.

Some tracker apps run GPS all shift and sell what they learn. GigKeep can’t — your data lives in a database on your phone, and mileage comes from your odometer, not a location service. If you subscribe to Pro and turn on cloud backup, your records sync to servers only your account can read. That’s the whole story.

No GPS or background location — ever
No ads, no ad identifiers
No analytics, no tracking pixels
No account required to use the app
Free tier: nothing leaves your phone
Screenshot reading happens on your device

Why this exists

Built by a Spark driver, in a Spark parking lot.

GigKeep wasn’t designed in an office. It started with a driver in Alabama doing the math on the way home — $150 on the screen, and somehow less than $100 that was really his after the gas, the wear on the Kia, and the tax bill nobody warns you about in April.

The other apps didn’t help. One wanted GPS running all shift and sold what it learned. One was built for rideshare and treated delivery like an afterthought. None of them knew that a 40-item shop order and a curbside pickup are completely different jobs, or that Spark won’t even give you a spreadsheet of your own earnings.

So he built the app he wanted in the parking lot: quick to log, honest about costs, ready with a verdict before the accept window closes. Every feature in GigKeep exists because a real shift demanded it.

Pricing

Free to use. Pro when you’re ready.

The free tier isn’t a trial — it doesn’t expire. Pro is $2.49 a month or $19.99 a year. Less than one bad order a month.

Free

$0 forever

Quick shift log, unlimited
Daily net profit with your vehicle’s real costs
Offer evaluator with sensible defaults
Odometer mileage with commute split
Basic tax set-aside
CSV + Spark screenshot import, all 12 sources
Chill and Focused dashboards

Pro

$2.49/mo · $19.99/yr

Offer evaluator tuned to you — shopping speed, store waits, your hourly floor
Obsessed dashboard — every number on one screen
Platform-vs-platform comparison
Full tax configuration + No Tax on Tips
Vehicle cost center + multi-vehicle
Goal tracking, CSV/PDF export
Cloud backup and the web portal

Questions

Fair questions, straight answers.

Which platforms does GigKeep support?

Spark, DoorDash, Instacart, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Shipt, Amazon Flex, and Roadie. GigKeep is for delivery drivers — it isn’t a rideshare app, on purpose. Delivery has its own economics: shopping time, store waits, tips that change after drop-off.

Does it track my location?

No. Mileage is odometer-based with a commute split, so only business miles count toward your deductions. There’s no GPS service running in the background, which also means no battery drain and nothing to forget to turn on.

Is the free version actually free?

Yes — feature-limited, never time-limited. Shift logging, net profit, the offer evaluator with default settings, mileage, basic tax set-aside, and every import format are free for as long as you want them. Pro adds personalization, deeper dashboards, and cloud backup.

Can it read my Spark earnings?

Spark doesn’t offer a CSV export, so GigKeep reads your earnings screenshots instead — on your device, nothing uploaded. It can also reconcile a week of entries against a Spark summary and catch tip adjustments and incentive backfills.

Does GigKeep file my taxes?

No. GigKeep estimates what to set aside, shows quarterly and annual views, and compares standard mileage against actual expenses — but it’s an estimate tool, not tax advice. Bring the numbers to a tax professional; that’s what the export is for.

When can I get it?

GigKeep is in closed testing on Android now, with Google Play release coming. Leave your email below and we’ll send one note when it’s live — that’s the whole mailing list.

Get the app

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GigKeep is finishing closed testing on Android. Leave your email and we’ll send a single note when it lands on Google Play — no newsletter, no drip campaign, and you can see how we feel about collecting data.