u/CorgiStunning2553

I identified a pain point with managing multiple cards and keeping on top of it all.

I built an app around it that and I am in the pre-launch phase.

Looking for people who have experienced the stress of managing multiple cards to give their honest feedback on my app landing page.

Specifically if it makes sense to you in the first 5 to 10 seconds.

I am intentionally keeping the post with limited info so that you can have a genuine experience and provide candid feedback.

If you can help please DM me. Much appreciated!

I see a lot of posts asking if a specific order is worth it, so I thought it might be useful to collect the rules of thumb drivers actually use to make that call.

What do you look at first? I know it’s not as simple as one $/mile rule, so what combination of factors matters most when you’re making the call?

- payout
- miles
- $/mile
- estimated time
- number of stops
- restaurant/store
- drop-off area
- whether it leaves you in a good zone
- whether you have to drive back empty
- tip or no-tip signals
- time of day
- anything else?

Also curious about the mental shortcut you use in the moment.

Not trying to debate anyone’s standards, just hoping this can turn into a useful thread for everyone to understand what actually works.

What do you look at first? I know it’s not as simple as one $/mile rule, so I’m curious what combination of factors matters most when you’re making the call?

- payout
- miles
- $/mile
- estimated time
- number of stops
- restaurant/store
- drop-off area
- whether it leaves you in a good zone
- whether you have to drive back empty
- tip / no-tip signals
- time of day
- anything else?

I’m especially curious about the mental shortcut you use in the moment. Not trying to debate anyone’s standards, I’m just trying to understand from others who have figured it out.