Be one of the twelve.

Atlas is a windshield dashboard for your Spark. You read an offer out loud, the way you would to somebody in the passenger seat, and it tells you what that offer is actually worth after gas — margin, real take-home rate, and take or pass against floors you set. Before the timer runs out, while you are still holding the wheel.

It is in closed beta and it needs twelve drivers to break it.

Join the tester group How it works

Free, no card, no referral link. Android only. Built by a Spark driver in Ohio — not by Walmart and not connected to them.

What we need back from you.

Straight, because it matters more than it sounds: Google requires twelve testers to stay in the test for fourteen days in a row before the app can go public. One person uninstalling on day eleven resets the clock for everybody. If you are not going to keep it on your phone for two weeks, leave the spot for somebody who will.

Two weeks on your phone

Run it on real offers. You do not have to use it every day — you just have to leave it installed and stay in the group.

Tell us what breaks

Wrong number, weird wording, a screen that looks stupid on your phone. There is a driver forum built into the app; that is where it goes.

Keep customers out of it

No names, no addresses, no order screenshots in the forum. Numbers only. Same rule every decent driver group runs.

What you would be testing.

This is the Pro Dash, rendered by the app’s own code over one real driver’s ledger — 45 trips, late July to early September. Nothing on it was typed into a mockup. Every figure is computed off the rows the copilot logged.

Atlas Dash: $1,039.85 net profit on $1,169.84 gross, 89.3% margin, $28.79 an hour, 45 trips, 194 stops, 714.9 miles.
What you actually kept. Net after gas, your real hourly with the dead time left in, per trip, per stop, per mile.
Atlas Dash: net by day, and take-home rate by the hour a trip started, best at 4 PM.
When the money is. Every day you drove, and which hour of the day actually pays.
Atlas Dash: sheet versus street, what the offer promised against what the day paid, and a trip that came in $17.68 short.
Sheet against street. What the offer promised, against what the day actually paid you.

And the rest of it, off the phone.

Atlas voice: three offers scored in a row, 90% margin at $22 an hour, 91% at $37, 87% at $22, each answered take it.
Say the offer, get the call. Pay, stops, miles, minutes. It answers out loud while you are still looking at the screen.
Atlas settings: today's baseline, 22.3 MPG at $4.19 a gallon, floors of 85% margin and $20 an hour.
Your truck, your floors. Your MPG and today’s gas price, and the two numbers you will not go under. Both have to clear for a take.
Atlas driver forum: rooms for offers and margins, stores and pickups, the road, pay and tip baiting, deactivations and appeals, gear and vehicle, and the lot.
A driver forum, in the app. No signup wall — you are already in. Handles only, never a real name, because drivers get cut for what they post.
Atlas Pro voice: seal that trip, and Atlas reads back trip 1532, net $22.13, 85 percent, $16.81 an hour.
Pro logs it while you drive. “Seal that trip” and the numbers are written down. No forms at a curb.
Atlas vault: folders for spark, notes and log, with the files Atlas wrote while driving.
The vault. Everything Atlas writes for you, in folders you can open. Example file names — yours fill in as you drive.

What it costs you.

Free

What every tester gets

  • Score any offer by voice or by typing it. Margin, take-home rate, take or pass.
  • Your floors, your truck. Your MPG, your gas price, the numbers you will not go under.
  • A free Google AI key. You bring your own, it lives on your phone, it never reaches our server. Atlas walks you through it in about thirty seconds.
  • A small banner ad at the bottom of the screen. Never a pop-up, never a video.

No trial clock, no card, nothing to cancel.

Pro

If you already pay for Grok

  • A copilot that logs the day while you drive — trips, stops, miles, what you kept.
  • The Dash above, built off your own rows.
  • Runs on your own xAI account. We never resell it, mark it up, or put our bill in the middle.

Optional. Free is a whole app on its own, not a nag screen.

The longer answers — what it keeps, what it will never do →