Stop refreshing. Start shopping.
Batch Hunter reads batch offers as they appear, checks them against your filters, and accepts the ones that match — after confirming it opened the right batch. You keep driving.
Filters that mirror what you already check.
Seven filters and two batch-type switches — the same things you read off a batch card before you decide.
Minimum pay
Set the least you will accept. Batch Hunter reads the total on the card — the figure that already includes tip — and skips anything under it.
Maximum distance
Cap the miles. A batch that pays well but drags you across the city gets scrolled past.
Items & units
Two separate ceilings, because they are two different problems: a hundred small items is a long shop, and forty units is a heavy cart.
Shops & customers
Limit how many stores you will visit and how many orders you will carry. Keeps a batch from turning into a shift.
Store list
Name the stores you actually want. List as many as you like — a batch matches if it is any of them.
Batch type
Switches for shop-and-deliver and delivery-only, so you take the kind of work you came out for.
Checks before it accepts
The list refreshes constantly. Batch Hunter opens the batch, confirms the details still match the one it judged, and only then accepts.
You choose who presses
With auto-accept off, Batch Hunter opens a matching batch and alerts you, and the Accept press stays yours. Turn it on and it accepts for you.
Recent, with reasons
Every batch it judged, and why it passed or skipped — in your own numbers: “Pay was $11.80 — your minimum is $20.”
On-device only
Batch details are read on your phone, judged on your phone, and never uploaded.
How it works.
Set it up once, then leave it running in the background.
Install & grant access
Turn on the Accessibility Service and the overlay permission so Batch Hunter can read the batch list and show its status pill.
Set your filters
Minimum pay, maximum distance, and whatever else you care about. Everything else stays on “Any”.
Try it with auto-accept off
Run a session with auto-accept off, so matches open and wait for you. Check Recent against the batches you saw, and adjust until it agrees with you.
Turn it loose
Switch auto-accept on and tap Start. Matching batches get opened, verified, and accepted; the rest get scrolled past.
Your batches are yours.
Batch Hunter judges every batch locally on your device. We do not collect batch details, routes, addresses, or earnings — and never will.
Read the privacy policyFrequently asked.
The things shoppers ask before they install.
Is Batch Hunter affiliated with any delivery platform?
No. Batch Hunter is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any delivery platform. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Why does Batch Hunter need the Accessibility Service?
It is the only Android API that can read text another app has drawn on screen. Batch Hunter uses it to read batch cards and to perform the same taps you would perform yourself. It reads one app — the shopper app you point it at — and no other.
Does it upload my batches anywhere?
No. Pay, distance, items, units, store and address are read, compared against your filters, and discarded. What leaves your phone is a random device ID used to protect your subscription, and anonymous reliability data that never includes the contents of a batch.
How does it avoid accepting the wrong batch?
The batch list re-orders and re-prices constantly, so pressing a card is not proof you opened it. Batch Hunter re-identifies the batch by its contents, opens it, checks the details on the batch screen still match the batch it judged, and backs out if they do not.
How much does it cost?
A 3-day free trial with every feature unlocked, then a Google Play subscription. No ads.
Can I use it on more than one phone?
One device at a time per subscription. Moving to a new phone releases the old one the next time it connects.
Could this get my account banned?
Batch Hunter performs actions you could perform by hand. We cannot guarantee how any delivery platform will treat automation tools. Use it at your own discretion and in line with your platform’s terms.
Ready to stop chasing batches?
Download Batch Hunter from Google Play and start your 3-day free trial.
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