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We're still building

This app and this back office are still being worked on. Things are being added, changed, and updated — expect that regularly through about the first six months after launch, and right now if you're beta testing. Those changes are exactly the things we need your eyes on: when something updates, give it a try, and tell us when it isn't working the way it should. Your eyes are how it gets right.

How your verdict works — please read

When you created your account, this page wasn't part of it yet — so we're asking you now, the same way we ask every new driver.

Why are we telling you this? Because drivers get surprised by it every day. On other apps, the number quietly changes after the trip and nobody explains why — and drivers end up feeling conned by the tool that was supposed to protect them. We'd rather put it in front of you now, before your first verdict.

Here's the deal. Is It Worth It? does its math on the offer exactly as it appears on your screen, at the moment you have to decide. If the numbers on the screen are the numbers, our math will be right — and if it's ever wrong, that's on us. Panic-capture it and send it in, and we'll repair the math for future rides. One thing we can't do is make up the difference on the ride where it happened — that pay comes from the platform, not from us. What we can do is make sure the math is never wrong that way again.

But the trip itself can change after you accept, in ways every driver knows:

The rider adds a stop, or changes the drop-off after you're already rolling.
A road is blocked and you have to detour around it — extra miles, extra minutes.
The pickup pin is in the wrong place and you drive to find them.
Traffic crawls, or the rider keeps you waiting.
Uber or Lyft changes the fare after the trip — a rider complains, they review it, sometimes days later.
On delivery, a customer lowers the tip after you've already dropped off.

When any of that happens, your final pay can come out different from the offer you accepted. That's the trip changing — not our math changing. It's outside our control, and no app can honestly promise what a platform pays after the ride.

Our promise is narrower, and we keep it: the math on what's in front of you, done right, in the seconds you have to decide.

I read this, and I understand: my verdict is figured from the offer on my screen at the moment I decide, and my final pay can differ if the trip changes. *

Want to help test Is It Worth It?

We're building this with drivers, not at them. Beta testers run the app on real shifts before launch and tell us where it gets things wrong — that's how it launches right.

The deal: completely free through the beta and from launch until July 11, 2027 — then the $7-a-month early price, locked for life. No card, nothing to cancel. What we ask back: run it on real shifts, and tap the panic button and send a capture whenever it gets a call wrong.

One click, and your tester packet opens right here. Change your mind any time — just email support.

Your beta tester packet

You're in — thank you. Here's the whole deal, plain.

The deal: your beta is completely free — free now, free at launch on January 1, 2027, and free all the way to July 11, 2027. After that you lock the $7-a-month early price for life. No card, nothing to cancel.

What testing involves: run the app on your real shifts. Set your real minimums in 3. Your rules and keep them honest — the app judges every offer against YOUR numbers, so if the numbers are fantasy, the verdicts will be too.

What we need from you: when the app gets a call wrong — calls a bad offer good, a good offer bad, reads the wrong fare, or says nothing while an offer is right there — tap the red ! panic button on the floating bar. One tap saves exactly what the app saw. Send the capture when you can: tap the Diagnostics saved — Tap to share notification, or later open 18. Crash log and tap Share saved captures. A couple of captures a week tells us more than a hundred compliments — and if something annoys you, tell us that too. That's tester gold.

Found something? Send it in the Beta testers — tell us what you find box right below the What's new box — beta reports are read first. Your app download is in Get the IIWI app, lower on this page.

What's new — what changed, and what to look at

Every change lands here with its date, newest first — so you can see the progress being made, and know exactly what to check.

What's new in v4.158 — the 80-second walkthrough

The newest changes on the real app: your Main switches at the top, the new "Show the app flip button" switch, and Watching following your shift. About 80 seconds — worth a watch before your next shift.

Known issues we're working on

If the app does something odd, check here first — if it's on this list, we know about it and we're on it. And you can help: a capture at the right moment is how most of these get caught.

New in v4.138: day-based rule profiles — the 2-minute walkthrough

Two minutes that show the whole feature: the Weekday and Weekend rule sets, moving a day between them, and the one-shift override. Worth a watch before your first shift on v4.138.

Beta testers — tell us what you find

You're one of our test drivers — thank you. When something looks off, or even just odd, send it here. Beta reports jump the line: we read these first.

Which app or screen? (optional) What happened?

Rather email? isitworthitsupport@gmail.com — put BETA in the subject and it lands in the same pile. The regular support form lower on this page works too — use whichever is easiest. Screenshots help a lot: on most Android phones, hold Power + Volume Down together.

For you

Watch the walkthrough

New to the app? This video walks you from a fresh install to fully set up — every switch, in order. Watch the whole thing, or tap just the section you need.

Nothing playing yet.

Prefer to keep it in your inbox? That button turns on as soon as the email-size copy of the video is ready.

App screens — compare your phone

Real screens from the app, in the order they appear, so you can hold your phone up against the picture. Screens that would show a driver's own money or personal details use example figures instead — each of those pictures is labeled "Simple Theoretical Example" at the bottom.

Shift mileage — Shift history

The Shift history summary in Shift mileage: shifts count, this week / month / year miles and earnings, year-to-date business expenses and deduction. Figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

Shift mileage — Shift details

The Shift details card for one shift: date, time, miles, earnings, dollars per mile and per hour, gigs, source and purpose, with Copy text, Edit, Share my night and Close. Figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

Earnings

The Earnings card: Uber today and Lyft today, the tax set-aside percent, the set aside so far this year line, and the manual totals buttons. The set-aside figure shown is a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

Expenses — top and deduction checklist

The top of Expenses: business total, Add expense, Import from another app, and the start of the deduction checklist. The total shown is a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

Expenses — Devices you run

Devices you run in Expenses: each device's monthly cost and business-use percent, and the deductible device cost per month. Names and figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

Expenses — Transactions

The Transactions list in Expenses: checked means business, unchecked means personal, with the amount and receipt photo button on each row. Merchants and figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

6b. Stay within area

6b. Stay within area: the on switch, the radius in miles, the map with the purple area circle and pin, the pin coordinates line, and the address entry. The coordinates and address shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example, and the live-location dot is blurred.

14. Earnings history

14. Earnings history: one line per day with the Uber amount, the Lyft amount, and the total. Figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

15. Medicaid Work Proof

15. Medicaid Work Proof: the on switch, the optional name and address for the packet, the month totals with the earnings test and hours test results, and Share this month's packet. Name, address and figures shown are a labeled Simple Theoretical Example.

My QR & referral link

Your referral code:

Your link:

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Anyone who creates an account with your code is credited to you — forever. Codes never change and are never reused, because yours may be printed on cards.

My Recruits

You see a recruit's first name, city, status, and join date. Nothing more — and they see the same about you.

Referral credit

When a driver you referred subscribes, you earn about 1% of their subscription as account credit, applied to your own subscription first.

My Subscription

Get the Is It Worth It? app

App inbox — your code

Company messages — new versions and announcements — can land right inside the app, on the envelope at the top of the screen. It works off your personal inbox code: get it here, type it into the app once, and you're set. Nobody else has your code, and messages meant for you only reach an app holding it.

Recruiting kit

Get the recruiting app

The IIWI Recruit app does this one job — your code, your QR, the send buttons, the pitch video, and this list, all in one place with our seal on your home screen. The download lives right here in your back office — the button appears below once your account is approved for it — and you'll get a note when a new version lands.

Invite a rider — Is It Worth It? Shotgun

Riders earn from the passenger seat: a rider who creates an account through your seed link gets their own code to promote to drivers, and earns 50¢ for every month a driver they bring in keeps a paid plan. And when a rider you seeded lands their first paying driver, you get a one-time $1 subscription credit (it lands when billing opens at launch).

How to use the recruiting app

The how-to video is being filmed now — it will play right here, in short chapters like the walkthrough, as soon as it's ready.

Copy-and-paste share text

Text it to a driver

Talking to a driver right now? Put their number in and tap the button — your phone's text app opens with the message above already written, from you, with your link. You just hit send. The number stays on your phone; it never goes to us.

Only available on a phone — it opens your own text app.

Or send it from here

Email opens your own mail app with the message written. Facebook and X open their share boxes with your text and link in them. TikTok opens your phone's share menu — pick TikTok there (on a computer, it copies the text so you can paste it in).

Email opens your own mail app with the message written. Facebook opens the share box with your link in it. (Texting is phones-only, above.)

Your printable card

Your QR and code, ready to show or print. A printable card/flyer PDF with your QR on it is part of this kit — for now, use Download my QR above plus the share text.

Order your cards

Company-approved cards only.

The cards you can order here are the only Is It Worth It? cards approved for use. Any other card — a different design, different wording, or cards printed anywhere else — has to be approved by the company in writing before you order it or hand it out.

Why: every claim on the approved cards is a claim we stand behind. If it's not on an approved card, don't say it on one.

Who I've sent it to

Your own list — nobody else sees it. Log who you sent the info to, and tick "Signed up" when they join. Follow-ups run on a schedule with room built in: the first unlocks 3 days after you send, the second 5 days after that — and then that's the cutoff. People who signed up drop off your follow-up list for good. When you use the Text button above with a number in the box, the send is logged here for you automatically.

Log a send

Their name (optional) Their phone number or email What did you send? How did you send it?

Founder area

Send the company something (founder intake)

This is a reporting line, not a chat. Submissions are flagged FOUNDER and tagged with your territory. You can see the status of everything you sent.

Tax Documents

This is where forms land when the company pays you money — a Simple Theoretical Example: a founder's 1099-NEC for their territory share (sent when it crosses the IRS reporting threshold, deadline January 31). Your driving-income 1099s come from Uber and Lyft, not from us.

No tax documents yet. When one is ready, it will appear here as a downloadable PDF and you will get an email saying it is ready — the email itself carries no tax data.

Founder W-9

Founders: the company collects a W-9 during founder onboarding, before a first payout. No W-9, no payout. (The company collects it directly during onboarding — no tax information is collected on this page.)

I agree to get my company tax forms electronically in this account instead of on paper. You can change this any time here.

Account settings

Change password

Account recovery: use Forgot password on the sign-in page.

Daily road report

One plain email on mornings your area has road closures or road work — what's closed, what's being worked on, straight from your city and state sources. We only send it on days there's something to report. It goes to your account email.

Send me the daily road report. (Off unless you check it — only what you check counts.) Zip code for the area you drive Preferred send time

Your area means your zip's city closures plus your state highway feed — a zip can cross city lines, so both ride along. Phase 1 covers Colorado.

Support

Still stuck after the FAQ below? Email isitworthitsupport@gmail.com. In one email, include: which driver app (Uber or Lyft), your phone or tablet model, the app version (top of the app's main screen), one line on what happened, and a panic capture if it just happened.

Or message us right from here:

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Your message

FAQ / self-help

Quick fixes you can do yourself in under a minute. These answers match the app's Help & Support and the support knowledge base — one source of truth.