I used to park around CBD and wait. Now I check FareRadar first — if Westlands is scoring high, I head there before the rush. My trips per shift went up without driving more kilometres.

The rain alert is the one I didn't know I needed. Every time it fires, I'm already positioned near a busy route. Fares go up and I'm in the right place.

Logging fares felt like extra work at first. Now I do it every trip and at end of day I know exactly what I made net of fuel. The streak kept me consistent through a slow week.

I was skeptical — how would an app know where the fares are? But the scores match what I've learned over three years on the road. It just confirms what experienced drivers already know, faster.