Stop second-guessing. Start making better gig decisions.
Your phone does the work, QJiggy gives you the benchmark, and the decision is always yours.
Press the trigger button. It will screenshot then talk to QJiggy — no manual entry, no typing anything in.
QJiggy responds with an hourly rate and time estimate, which may include travel time to the assigned location.
You always make the call. Try and beat the estimated time, and you'll be on your way to higher earnings!
PRO and ELITE are on the roadmap — built for gig workers who want to go further.
Everything you need to start comparing batches today.
Customize QJiggy to you.
Everything in Pro, plus the Scoreboard.
QJiggy isn't a corporate roadmap — it's built by RobTheShopper, an active gig worker who got tired of doing batch math by hand. Every feature exists because it solved a real problem on a real shift.
Follow along for behind-the-scenes builds, real batch breakdowns, and honest takes on what actually pays.
@RobTheShopper on InstagramQJiggy was built on one belief: gig workers deserve a dependable benchmark, not a judgment call. Every batch, every number, every decision — measured against your own standard, not someone else's. That's the whole idea.
Free to download. No credit card. No guesswork.
⌄ Download QJiggy FreeQJiggy lives in tools your phone already has — press the trigger and the rest happens on its own. Three steps, no app to open.
Press the trigger button.
It reads the offer and talks to QJiggy.
You get a rate and time estimate back — no typing, no switching apps, you call it.
A pre-built Shortcut you add through the Shortcuts app.
⌄ Get the ShortcutNow your button is always above any gig app and ready for your press!
An importable macro that watches for your trigger, grabs the screenshot, and talks to QJiggy automatically. For Android, download MacroDroid from the Google Play Store, then import this pre-built macro.
⌄ Get the MacroNow your button is always above any gig app and ready for your press! Note: getting travel time to the store requires a separate HTTP Request using a token from your map service provider.
Start free today — Pro and Elite are on the roadmap for gig workers who want to go further.
Everything you need to start comparing batches today — no cost, no catch.
QJiggy, tuned to how you actually shop and what you're actually paid for.
Everything in Pro, plus the Scoreboard — turning every batch into progress toward your goal.
QJiggy is free to use, customization and Scoreboard are on the way.
⌄ Get Started FreeNo coding degree, no server to babysit — just your phone's Shortcuts app (or MacroDroid on Android) and a passion for learning.
Works with Uber and Instacart today — more platforms are on the way.
Here's the exact pipeline — screenshot in, decision out. Every step happens right on your phone.
Your input is just a screenshot of the batch offer. That's it — no typing, no copy-pasting.
Your phone already has a built-in OCR (optical character reader). Run it on the screenshot and you get back a big pile of raw text to work with.
Raw OCR text is chaotic. A Replace Text action with a regex like .*batch earning.*\n?|\d+ km from.*|.*hidden.* (replaced with a space) clears out the noise before you touch anything else.
Instacart alone has a batch view and a list view. An IF action checking whether the text contains "looking for" tells your Shortcut which layout it's dealing with.
Regex grabs the numbers that matter and saves each one to a variable. For batch pay, something like (?<=\$)\d+(?:\.\d{1,2})? grabs the number right after the $ sign.
An HTTP Request action sends your variables as JSON to the QJiggy transform endpoint. Heads up — the fields are case-sensitive!
QJiggy sends back a JSON result. Build a notification from it — Decision, Hourly Rate, and Estimated Time by default, or customize it however you like.
Copy, paste, adjust to taste. These are the patterns doing the heavy lifting.
.*batch earning.*\n?|\d+ km from.*|.*hidden.*
IF original text contains "looking for"
[\s\S]*?\$[\s\S]*?\s*(?=\$)
\$[\s\S]*
\b(\d+(?:\.\d+)?)\s*(km|mi)\b
(?<=\$)\d+(?:\.\d{1,2})?
Once your variables are captured, send them straight to QJiggy and let it do the thinking.
hourlyRate ≠ HourlyRate
{ "storeName": "Farm Boy", "BatchPay": 42.18, "itemCount": 12, "Travel2Store": 480, "Distance": 25.88, "DistanceStore": 3.4, "NumberShops": 2, "units": "km" }
{ "BatchPay" : 42.18, "hourlyRate" : 15.57, "batchScore" : -1.23, "totalDistanceKm" : 25.879999999999999, "flag" : [ "too much driving", "hourly below 20" ], "completionMinutes" : 163, "distanceUnit" : "km", "Decision" : "DECLINE" }
With the estimated time in hand, you can back into a tip range you're comfortable with — then show it right on your notification card. Say your market's hourly guarantee is $17 and you want an average tip of $9/hr — you're aiming for roughly $27/hr. Add that target as a line in your notification alongside Decision, Hourly Rate, and Estimated Time. Set the range too high, though, and you might end up with very few ACCEPT decisions. Start with the default notification (hourly rate + time) and customize later!
Grab the ready-made version, or use this guide to build your own from scratch.
⌄ Get the Shortcut / Macro