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Track your Uber ride spending with auto-scan, monthly charts, filters, and CSV export. Ever wondered how much you've spent on Uber rides? Uber doesn't give you a spending summary — this extension does. Uber Rides Spending Tracker automatically scans your complete ride history from riders.uber.com and gives you a beautiful dashboard with everything you need to understand your spending. 🚗 One-Click Auto-Scan Just click "Scan Rides" and the extension loads your entire trip history automatically — no manual scrolling through hundreds of pages. 📊 Instant Spending Insights See your total spent, total rides, average fare, and most expensive ride at a glance. A monthly spending chart shows your trends over time. 📋 Full Trip History Table Browse all your rides with destination, date, and fare. Cancelled and unfulfilled trips are clearly marked and excluded from your spending totals. 📅 Date Filters Filter your rides by any date range to see spending for a specific month, quarter, or year. 📥 CSV Export Export your filtered trip data to a spreadsheet with one click — includes trip ID, destination, date, currency, amount, and status. 🌍 Works Worldwide Supports all currencies across every country where Uber operates — USD, EUR, GBP, INR, LKR, BRL, JPY, AED, and 30+ more. 🔒 100% Private All data stays on your device. Nothing is sent to any server. No tracking, no analytics, no accounts. Your ride data is yours alone. How to use: Install the extension Go to riders.uber.com and log in Click the 🚗 "Scan Rides" button Open the extension popup to see your dashboard
Mar 7, 2026
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