A request
The phone chimes. Fare, surge, how far, and who it is. Accept with E or tap the card before it goes to another driver.
10:00 pm
$0.00
4.72
1.0x surge
One night shift, 10 pm to 4 am. Accept a ride, drive to the pin, get your rider there without spilling their drink. Every hard brake and red light costs you. Fall under 4.40 and the app lets you go.
Steer with the stick on the left, Gas and Brake on the right, tap the card to accept.
A rideshare night in a small city that never sleeps. You drive it yourself, with weight in the corners and a back end that steps out when you yank the handbrake.
The riders talk, ask for the aux, explain their bags and keep you waiting at the kerb. The rating hangs by a thread all night.


The phone chimes. Fare, surge, how far, and who it is. Accept with E or tap the card before it goes to another driver.
Follow the green line. Stop beside the rider and they get in. Some of them need five more minutes. Drive off and they cancel on you.
Hard braking, crashes, potholes and red lights all cost stars. The one leaving the club counts them twice. The one late for a flight wants you to send it.
Five stars gets a tip. Your rating drifts toward every ride. Below 4.40 the app deactivates you for the night.
Surge peaks as the bars empty. More requests, shorter gaps, more people who should not be standing up.
Fares, surge and tips, minus the app's cut, gas, repairs and fines. Spend what's left on tyres, springs, a phone mount and mints.
Every coin launched through UberJob becomes a ride type. Price and market cap are live from DexScreener. Someone buys one on chain, and they show up in the game as a ride request.
Launch a pump.fun coin with one Phantom signature. You are the creator, so creator fees go to your wallet.
The driver board. Best shift per wallet, saved when the driver signs their pay stub with Phantom.

Smooth.
Polite.
On time.
Most are part of the game. A request marked "Real buyer" is someone who bought $UBERJOB or a Fleet coin on chain in the last minutes, shown by a shortened wallet. Their fare is half again bigger and they tip more.
Brake early, take corners at a sane speed, stop on red, miss the potholes and answer when spoken to. The tyres, springs and mints in the shop each take one of those off your plate.
pump.fun's own create cost and network fees, plus your first buy if you set one. You see the full transaction in Phantom before it goes.
No. Uber doesn't make this and has nothing to do with it; it's a fan-made game about the night shift.