RideshareIQUser's guide

User's guide

Step-by-step guides to every part of the app, in the order you'll need them. Short how-to videos are on the way for the main ones.

New to RideshareIQ?Quick start: up and running in five stepsThe essentials, from installing the app to your first shift. About ten minutes.

Get set up

  1. Quick startThe essentials in five steps, from installing the app to your first shift. About ten minutes.
  2. Get startedInstall the app, choose whether to sign in, and allow the permissions it needs.
  3. Set up your carEnter your car once, or look it up by VIN, so every mile has a real cost.

On a shift

  1. Start and end a shiftOne tap to start. Miles are tracked in the background, and the ride buttons sort them until you end it.
  2. Floating button and voiceMark pickups and drop-offs over Uber and Lyft, or by voice, without switching apps.
  3. Use your accept lineSee the least an offer should pay per mile before you take it.
  4. Read the airport outlookWhen passengers land at nearby airports, and whether the drive there pays off.
  5. Shift remindersGet asked to start a shift when you leave home, and to end it when you get back or stop moving.

After a shift

  1. Add missing faresFill in fares one ride at a time, or import your weekly Uber and Lyft statements.
  2. Review past shiftsBrowse finished shifts by day, week, month or year, and open any shift's details.
  3. Check your week on InsightsThis week so far, last week's story, and how your last 8 weeks compare.
  4. Track drives outside shiftsLog business miles you drive with no shift running, such as a car wash or a trip to the airport queue.
  5. Add an expense with a receiptSnap a receipt and the amount, date and vendor fill in for you to check.
  6. Get your numbers ready for taxesYour mileage deduction and expenses by Schedule C line, ready to share with your tax preparer.

Settings and help

  1. Account, help and troubleshootingYour settings, syncing, getting help, and what to do when something isn't right.