About the project

Who is behind Couriers.lt

I'm a courier — three years on the road with Wolt and Bolt. And a programmer — writing code since 1998. Courier Logger and Courier Assistant weren't built as a commercial venture, but for myself: platform statistics never answered the one question I cared about — how much do I actually earn per hour?

Why it matters to me

Couriering isn't my only source of income. So every hour spent on a shift is an investment: if I ride, I need to know that the hour wouldn't have earned more spent on my other work or with my family. Hence the whole approach: not “work more”, but know what every hour of yours is worth.

What I trust: measured facts

My personal best is €25.11/hour (a mixed segment recorded with Logger). I'm not better than anyone else for it — I simply measured it. Courier groups are full of stories: “I only work peaks and make €10–15/h”. Maybe. But without a measurement window and recorded data, that's just a story — and a beginner benchmarking against stories is building on sand.

A kilogram of experience, in a few sentences

• Real memory. Twice I convinced Bolt to cancel an account block — only because I remembered the circumstances perfectly. That's when I realized: not everyone has that kind of memory, but everyone can have Logger. Now it remembers everything for you, and your brain only needs the visual details — the door, the stairwell, the floor.
• The local advantage. I ride districts I've known since childhood — the route is in my head before the offer arrives, zero time spent on maps. I see when Wolt and Bolt orders conflict and when they correlate. Those subtleties, absent from every platform report, became Logger and Assistant.
• The asymmetry of power. The platform always knows how to penalize, deduct or block — it has everything for that. On the courier's side there is only cunning. Logger gives couriers data too, and with the Couriers' Union (G1PS) — legal backing as well.

How this site is different

Most courier websites are link farms around “how to sign up”. Couriers.lt takes another road: Smart Rider insights — platform behaviour patterns tested in practice and confirmed by my own collected statistics. If you see a number here, it was measured, not borrowed from another page.