The Record · Quarter · in progress

Q4 2026

4 of 4 days on the record, so far. 278.7 miles across 49 drives, 97.2% driven by the car. $330.71 earned over 2 days with income (all pending).

2 jobs

Jobs done

Uber Eats, Instacart

278.7 mi

Miles driven

up 13.4 mi a day on Q3 2026

97%

Self-driving

up 4 points on Q3 2026

$330.71

Earned

2 days with income, all pending, 1 with two or more jobs

$330.71

With the car

where the car was in the work

4 of 4

Days on the record

in progress

99.8 kWh

Energy added

$46.09 of charging

9h50m

Time driving

over 3 days

Miles on a driving day, week by week

09/27: 54 mi5409/2710/04

measured. Each bar is a week’s miles divided by the days the car has a record for, so a part week reads fairly.

Earned, by channel

09/27: Uber Eats09/27: Instacart$25709/2710/04: Uber Eats10/04

Earned is paid, invoiced, or credited by the platform and not yet confirmed in cash. Booked work that has not happened is left out.

The channels

ChannelEarnedShareWith the carHoursAn hour
Uber Eats$307.2793%$307.27not loggednot logged
Instacart$23.447%$23.44not loggednot logged

What the apps counted

ChannelOrdersMiles the app countedA mileOn the app’s clockAn hour
Uber Eats10152.4 mi$1.036h37m$23.77
Instacart–not counted–1h18m$18.11

measured The apps’ own count of the deliveries and batches, not the car’s: where two deliveries are made together the app counts each in full. A mile and an hour divide the money on the lines that carry the count (bonuses apart) by that count.

Highlights

How the driving time was used

On 2 days the car’s own count of the delivery hours came to 5h00m of driving.

measured The hours the apps list, from the first delivery to the last: every drive in them, whatever it was for.

The months

Every day on the record, newest first

measured invoice or sensor modeled derived, and says so Pulled 2026-10-04 · VIN serial masked · no addresses

Follow the miles

Every week’s miles, charging and cost per mile, straight from the car, in the feed.