Three steps and the copilot is watching your offers. Most of the time goes on three Android switches.
It is in your notifications, or in Downloads. Tap it.
It says something like "your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source". Android shows this for any app from outside the Play Store. If the message is different from this one, stop and write to us. Otherwise tap Settings and turn on Allow from this source, then come back and install.
The app asks for them on its first screen and checks each one off as you go: accessibility so it can read the offer, display over other apps so it can draw the card, and no battery limit so Android does not kill it mid-shift. Then type what a mile costs you, and go online.
On Android 13 and later, some phones block it for apps installed from outside the Play Store and show "Restricted setting". Tap OK, then open Settings → Apps → TrueEarn, tap the ⋮ menu at the top and choose Allow restricted settings. Go back to Accessibility and turn it on.
We are not there yet — it is a small product and that takes a while. The warning you will see is Android telling you the file did not come from the store. Download it only from trueearn.co.uk.
The copilot tells you what a ride is worth in the ten seconds before you tap. It does not know what your week was worth, and it never will — the two do not talk to each other, on purpose. That is the other half.
The Books come with the same TrueEarn licence as the Copilot. One code covers both. And right now both are free, while we are testing with a small group of drivers.