Courier Logger is in active testing. With the permissions you choose, it can capture selected work signals and help turn them into a reviewable record: time windows, visible offer facts, movement and notes. Its purpose is evidence and learning — not a promise to capture every platform event.
Availability and pricing have not been announced.
Wolt and Bolt show the fee per order — but not your hourly income, not your actual city speed, and not the time spent waiting. They also measure distance differently (Wolt by route, Bolt in a straight line), so “€/km” without the real route is a misleading number.
By the window you choose — order, segment, shift or day. Logger labels which window is shown, because “I earn X/hour” without a window is an empty claim.
The distance at which an order turns into a loss — based on your “fixed time” and actual speed, not generic averages.
Which districts and hours pay off for you, which customers tend to tip, how much of your shift fell below your break-even point.
Sometimes a block or penalty arrives unfairly. Platforms have everything needed to punish you — a courier's own record can help document and reconstruct events.
When a signal is captured, its time and context can help reconstruct an event later. Records support a courier's evidence; they do not replace an independent legal assessment.
Practical details — an entrance, a stairwell, a delay — are easy to forget. A dated work record can make it easier to find the relevant episode and prepare a clear explanation.
Conversation import and search are planned capabilities. They will be described publicly only once the full flow works reliably and the courier can control what is retained.
The Couriers' Union (G1PS) is an independent support resource for couriers. Any future product cooperation will be announced only after it is agreed.