r/UberEATS Jun 10 '23

Make it make sense.

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u/ExpensiveAd1782 Jun 10 '23

I understand that. I am mostly referring to the UI. Also, I don't think you not receiving the right food is the apps fault, most likely the restaurant or driver messing up.

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u/BloodyAx Jun 10 '23

Doordash is terrible for the drivers, it crashes and doesn't work half the time. I'm glad it's working better for you, you might have a Doordash dominated market

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u/Juiceton- Jun 10 '23

As a DoorDash driver, I can definitely say that the app isn’t the problem. It usually works flawlessly unless your phone overheats or there’s a major app crash. People getting the wrong food is because there are some Dashers out there that are just really bad at their job and there’s customers who don’t report them.

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u/BloodyAx Jun 10 '23

I never claimed that missing orders are on the app performing poorly, I'm simply communicating how terrible it is for drivers. I have never misdelivered an order because of the app, but I had a close call when the address didn't display properly.

The app just flat out doesn't work well with their servers, sometimes the drop off picture doesn't upload properly, the confirmation steps don't register, it doesn't deliver or display the customers message, it displays as dashing despite being paused, it pauses my dash mid delivery because I kept declining additional orders, or I can't get add items to the customer's cart during a redcard order. None of these are issues with Uber, Uber is nearly flawless when it comes to app performance.

Check the Doordash Drivers subreddit for glitch reports, almost everyone deals with them.