Uber Tasks.More ways to earn.

I led end-to-end product development, launch and global scale.

≈ $10M revenue≈ $1M driver earnings

Within three months · Initiative-wide

From your phone

Between trips

Reconstructed prototype — synthetic data

Sources & reconstruction notes

Grounded in the public demonstration.

Work Hub and onboarding follow Uber screenshots published by Design Compass. The café recording layout follows Uber’s launch footage. The On-site business-verification workflow follows the supplied independent driver walkthrough. App screens are reconstructed, not production software.

The Digital Tasks list follows the supplied screenshot’s layout, adapted to a consistent white theme, one audio task and an illustrated microphone. Its INR reward, earnings and count are sample data: ₹1,250 and 4 tasks before this demonstration, ₹1,350 and 5 after. Repeating the sample does not accumulate earnings. View earnings and help are illustrative detail panels. Upload opens completion directly, without a network request. Both completion sheets follow the supplied document-task screenshot, adapted to each journey. On-site earnings match its ₹61.62 offer; the daily totals are illustrative. At the owner’s request, $1.00 and $13.50 become ₹100 and ₹1,350 (a fixed ×100 illustration, not an exchange-rate conversion); the sample count stays at 5. These are simulated earnings, not actual payments. The On-site offer reproduces the supplied screenshot, including ₹61.62, time, distance and business address. On-site arrival, nine checklist sections, photo review and return to the map follow the driver video. Autofilled answers are synthetic demonstration data, not verified observations about the named business. Offer dismissal is a simulated connection. Map movement, unseen validation and unexposed options are illustrative; the status list contains only visible options. Exterior photos and maps are source references; the optional interior sample is synthetic. Camera and audio are simulated. No device access, real submission or payment.

Work Hub illustrations and thumbnails: © Uber, via Design Compass. The original screenshots are reproduced below for reference. Their document-upload reward is a published example, not this demo’s payment or a result attributed to On-site Tasks.

Work Hub and Digital Tasks onboarding · © Uber

Digital Tasks approved introduction · © Uber

Document upload and example completion · © Uber

Ownership, prioritisation and initiative-wide outcomes are supplied by Parneet Soni. Results cover both categories.

Uber Tasks, at a glance

Businesses need real-world data. Drivers and couriers can complete optional tasks for additional earnings, from their phones or at nearby locations.

Digital Tasks

Discover an audio task, review its requirements and reward, record a short scenario, review the recording, and submit. Uber’s published Digital Tasks guidance says earnings are added to the balance within 24 hours.

On-site Tasks

Accept a nearby business-verification task, confirm arrival, and complete nine sections: business name, status, address, map pin, category, contact details, hours, exterior photos and interior access. Review and submit evidence, then return to the Driver map.

My role and decision

I owned end-to-end product development, launch, and global scale. I prioritised On-site Tasks over network-strength data collection because of bespoke requirements and opportunity cost, enabling faster scaling of On-site Tasks.

Initiative-wide impact

Approximately $10M revenue and $1M driver-partner earnings within three months across US, EMEA, and APAC. These results cover the overall initiative, not an individual task type.