When a driver pulls up to a house they've never seen, they shouldn't be guessing. You take one photo of your porch facing the road. The driver sees it before they step out of the car. Nobody shows up blind. Nobody feels unseen. That's the whole pitch.
The big apps make drivers hold up a selfie before every shift. They make them pose with the food at the door. They never ask anything of the customer. That's backwards — the driver is the one walking into a stranger's property alone, often after dark.
When you accept a run, you see the customer's own photo: porch view, driveway, cars, visible pets, lighting. If something feels off, you flag it and we reroute the order. You never drive up to a surprise.
Stand on your porch, point your phone at the road, snap. We remember it. Every future order shows your driver the same trusted view. Step into the frame if you want — drivers appreciate a face. Update it anytime.
Stand where a driver would hand you the bag. Point toward the street. Include your driveway or walkway. Optional: step into frame.
Easy porch? Long gravel drive? Gated? Tell us once. The surcharge (if any) goes 100% to your driver as a complexity tip.
When your run is active, the driver sees your photo. They confirm the match when they pull up. Handoff happens. Done.
If your driveway is a quarter-mile of gravel or your house is behind a gate, your driver earns a bit more for the extra time. We don't skim any of it. We never hide it.
We don't take a cut of this. It's a tip, built in, always honest. 🤠
One tap to confirm the match. One tap to flag something off. We route help immediately if the scene doesn't match the photo.
Set up your dropoff photo once. Every order after runs on trust you built in thirty seconds.