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Scan your Uber Eats order history and calculate local spending insights. Ever wondered how much you actually spend on Uber Eats? Spend Tracker for Uber Eats scans your order history and gives you a clear picture of your food delivery spending — all on your own device, with no account required. What you get: Total spend — see your all-time, this year, and this month at a glance Reality Check — plain-English summary of what you spent per day this month and how often you ordered Top restaurants — ranked by how much you've spent there, with order counts Monthly breakdown — up to 8 months of spending visualised as a bar chart Average & highest order — know your typical order and your biggest splurge Fees total — see how much went to delivery and service fees CSV export — download your full order history as a spreadsheet for budgeting or records Works worldwide — detects your currency automatically, including multi-currency accounts How it works: Open your Uber Eats order history page Click the extension and hit Load all & scan The extension scrolls through your history, picks up every order, and shows your stats instantly 100% private. No account. No server. Your data never leaves your device. Everything is stored locally in your browser using Chrome's built-in storage. The extension does not have a backend, does not send your orders anywhere, and does not require you to sign in or create an account. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Uber or Uber Eats.
Jun 16, 2026
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