Offer Filter

Less noise.
Your next move.

Filter offers by your own rules.

Free & open source
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ANDROID · EARLY BETA

A little help.
Still your call.

Offer Filter reads Dasher’s screen and offer notifications to apply your rules. Auto-accept is off by default. You can enable it with a separate confirmation in Settings; it can accept eligible matching offers and commit you to a delivery.

Automatic declines may dramatically lower your acceptance rate. Use the app only if you understand and accept that risk.

The Android beta is available.

Get the current signed build and setup instructions. Installed apps keep using the same automatic update channel.

Download and setup

Android 8 or later. Accessibility and notification access are required. This is an independent app, unaffiliated with DoorDash. Use may conflict with DoorDash’s terms and risk your account. Set up while parked; never handle your phone while driving.

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GOODWILL, ALWAYS OPTIONAL

A little thanks
goes a long way.

If the app helps your day, you can leave Dillon a tip. The app stays free either way.

Cash App$JesusLovesYou0808 ↗Venmo@dillonriecke ↗

Choose an amount in the payment app. Nothing is automatic, recurring, or counted per order.
OFFER FILTER

You set the pace.

Set your minimums, or use a combined area score. Explore your offer history. Keep the learning you choose. One small companion for a long shift.

Free and open source under the MIT License. Tips are always optional.

The film uses invented offers to show the idea. It isn’t a recording of a verified phone run, an earnings promise, or a claim about DoorDash’s offer algorithm.

An early beta, still being tested on real phones. Behavior can vary with Android and Dasher updates. No safety or accessibility certification is claimed.
ANDROID · EARLY BETA

Start while parked.

You do not need GitHub to download the app or receive its signed updates.

  1. Use Download and setup for the current signed app. Keep Android’s security checks enabled; if a warning or restriction blocks installation, stop and check the guidance rather than bypassing it.
  2. Open Offer Filter and read the notice, including the acceptance-rate and account risks. Choose I understand and accept only if you agree.
  3. Use the app’s setup prompts for accessibility, notification access and its own notifications. Review each Android permission. Optional location is only for the offer map.
  4. Set your minimums, then use the mascot to start or pause filtering. Auto-accept is off unless you separately enable and confirm it. Inspect actual Dasher outcomes; an Accept request is not confirmation.
  5. Keep the app installed for automatic updates. Android may require permission for Offer Filter to install updates. Automatic installation waits for an observed dash end; Settings → Updates is a manual check.

Something isn’t right?

Pause with the mascot, turn off Auto-accept if enabled, and use Dasher directly. You can also disable Offer Filter’s accessibility and notification access in Android settings.

Report a non-sensitive problem

That issue is public and needs a GitHub account. Include only your app version, Android version, phone model and a description with invented examples. Never post diagnostic exports, screenshots of orders, customer or delivery details, payment details, passwords or tokens. Do not use public issues for privacy or security reports; a private contact channel is not yet published.

In-app GitHub reporting is separate and requires access to the developer’s private repository. A normal GitHub sign-in does not grant that access. It is not required for public updates.

This is an early beta, not a guarantee of reliability. The privacy notice and terms are still drafts pending launch review.