Uber Driver Bulk Trip Export

WHAT IT DOES

Uber Driver Bulk Trip Export lets you export multiple trip records in a single operation. Instead of manually copying trip details one by one, or using Uber's built-in export that may export all data without selection — this tool provides a unified checklist of all trips on the current page. You can see each trip with its date, time, fare, distance, and trip ID. Select any number of trips using checkboxes, choose your export format (CSV or JSON), and click Export. The tool then extracts the selected trip data and generates a clean, structured export file. This turns what could be a tedious copy-paste operation into a single batch action, making driver earnings tracking, tax preparation, and financial reporting significantly faster and more precise.

WHERE IT RUNS

This script runs exclusively on the Uber web application in your browser. It activates on the driver earnings page, trip history view, and dashboard within the Uber driver interface. It requires the BotGentz extension to inject and execute the script. The tool does not work on the Uber mobile app, the API, or any third-party Uber clients — only the web-based Uber driver interface accessed through a Chromium-based or Firefox browser. It specifically targets pages under *.uber.com, including the Uber driver earnings and trip history views.

HOW TO USE

After installing the script via BotGentz, log in to your Uber driver account and navigate to the Earnings or Trip History page. The tool automatically detects the trip list and displays a floating panel on the right side. The panel shows all trips on the current page, with checkboxes next to each trip entry. Each trip displays its date, time, fare amount, distance, and trip ID. Use the search box to filter by date or trip ID to narrow down your selection. Check the boxes for every trip you want to export. Below the trip list, toggle between CSV and JSON format. Click "Export Selected" and the tool will extract the selected trip data and generate the export file for download. A status message appears when the export completes, showing how many trips were exported.

THE ACTUAL MECHANISM — WHY IT WORKS

Uber's driver interface is built with React and uses a component-based rendering system for its earnings and trip management. The trip list is rendered as table rows or cards, each containing trip metadata and metrics. This tool scans the DOM for trip items using multiple selector patterns that Uber consistently uses across versions. For each trip, it extracts the date, time, fare, distance, and trip ID from the visible text content and data attributes. Each trip is assigned a unique identifier from data attributes or checkbox values. When exporting, the tool generates CSV with trip metrics as headers and each selected trip as a row, or JSON with each trip as a structured object. The CSV generation properly escapes quotes and handles numeric values. This approach works without making direct API calls, which would require authentication credentials and knowledge of Uber's internal API structure. By reading the rendered DOM, the tool captures exactly what you see on the page, ensuring the exported data matches the displayed metrics.

THE PANEL

The floating panel is fully draggable — click and drag the header to reposition it anywhere on the page. The panel's position is saved per site in localStorage, so it reappears exactly where you left it when you return to the earnings page. Double-click the header to snap the panel to the nearest edge (left or right). A collapse button minimizes the panel to a small tab showing a car emoji badge, keeping it out of the way while still accessible. The trip list inside the panel is scrollable and resizes vertically based on the number of trips. Pressing Escape while the panel is focused closes it completely; reopening is done via a small button injected near the page toolbar. All panel interactions are non-blocking — Uber's main UI remains fully responsive while the panel is open, and the panel updates automatically when you navigate between pages.

PLEASE NOTE

This script requires the BotGentz extension (free) to run user scripts on Uber. Uber frequently updates its web interface and metric display structures; if the tool stops working, check for an updated version within BotGentz's script repository. This tool does not store, transmit, or log any trip data, earnings information, or driver details — all operations occur locally in your browser with no external network requests except those made by Uber itself. Exported data is generated entirely from the visible page content. For pages with a large number of trips, the tool may take a moment to generate the export file — a status message indicates when the export is complete. Always verify the exported data matches your expectations, as some metrics may have different formatting in the page display. The tool only affects trips visible on the current page; to export all trips, use Uber's built-in pagination controls or adjust your view to show all relevant trips. The CSV export uses comma-separated values with quoted fields, compatible with all major spreadsheet applications. The JSON export produces well-formatted, readable JSON suitable for data analysis and integration with accounting tools.