LevoFácil: Corrida Inteligente for Android

LevoFácil: Corrida Inteligente by FazFaz is a real-time financial assistant for Brazilian ride-hailing drivers that converts incoming fares into immediate, numbers-based guidance. The app interprets fares and trip geometry to present profitability signals drivers can parse in seconds, prioritizing explicit calculations over heuristics. It targets drivers who focus on maximizing hourly income during peak periods and who need quick, defensible reasons to accept or reject offers while on shift regularly.

Per-kilometer and per-hour metrics expose hidden trip economics

LevoFácil calculates R$/km and R$/hour for each incoming ride, and factors pickup distance plus an estimated empty return into the math. That arithmetic surfaces trips that appear profitable by fare alone but yield poor hourly results after repositioning. The display presents the computed rates alongside color cues, letting drivers inspect the exact assumptions behind each calculation rather than relying on intuition.

Decision flow designed for the few seconds before an offer expires

After granting the required Accessibility permission the overlay shows as a floating card that keeps primary app buttons accessible so drivers act manually. Users configure personal thresholds that color-code offers, consult a suggested counter-offer on supported negotiation platforms, and consult a saved session history to review analyzed runs. The app explicitly requires the driver to confirm or reject rides inside the ride-hailing app.

Android-only design and explicit platform compatibility define technical limits

LevoFácil runs on Android devices, typically requiring Android 9.0 or higher, and uses Accessibility Services to read fare and distance values from other apps. The developer built compatibility for major Brazilian platforms including Uber, 99 (including 99 Negocia), and inDrive, with the negotiation helper aimed at inDrive and 99 Negocia exchanges. Installation therefore requires granting screen-reading permissions and a quick device check before relying on it during shifts.

Permission model and lack of automation create practical trade-offs

The requirement to enable Accessibility Services means drivers must permit screen access, which some will view as intrusive. The tool does not automate acceptance or routing, so it cannot replace hands-off dispatch workflows. Negotiation assistance is available only where counter-offers are supported, leaving drivers on other platforms without that feature. Older Android devices below the stated minimum will be excluded.

Practical manual decision aid for Android drivers who accept permission trade-offs

LevoFácil fits drivers who want transparent, manual decision support on Android and are prepared to grant Accessibility permissions to get instant profitability assessments. Its reliance on screen-reading rights and the absence of ride-accept automation limit suitability for those seeking a hands-free dispatch solution or who work on iOS. Drivers needing automatic acceptance or cross-platform coverage should consider alternatives with native automation or iOS support.