App performance: The App Store glitches occasionally. The upload times have improved, which helps with delivery completion, but glitches like instant, cash out and not working still occur here and there.Algorithm: The delivery algorithm needs improvement. It often sends drivers orders that don’t make sense based on drive time and pay. It doesn’t always update nearby delivery options, show quick local runs first. The system should focus more on sending prompt notifications on that, and in sending more local jobs. Customer support:Support could use a BIG upgrade. The AI self-help section doesn’t always fix real issues, especially when the app isn’t working correctly. There should be an option to contact a life-support agent at all times. Improving the AI self-help section and prompts would make the support process much smoother.Business details:Businesses requesting delivery should be required to fill in the following details - order number, item weight/dimensions, and receiver contact info (MANDATORY ON ALL). Missing info can cause confusion and delay deliveries me more 10 times. In markets like California? Full information is needed for drivers to complete deliveries effectively. Overall, the app has good potential, but it needs improvement in functionality, communication, and delivery accuracy. With a few key updates? It can become a much smoother experience for everyone involved.

It is amazing that this company is still in business. As a driver, there is no way to contact anyone. they purposely make it impossible. the dispatchers are rude and disrespectful. my advice is to ignore all texts from dispatch, if u are a driver, simply wait for the price to go up to the price you need to make your money. ignore the noise from dispatchers. they will try to get you to engage and than will assign you the job themselves at a lower price than what you agreed to. because they know you cant get a hold of anyone and there is no way to unassign yourself without getting penalties. there is noway to get ahold of anyone including themselves because they will ignore you after they assign you the job at a lower price: they are only reaching out to you because they know there is a high chance that the order will get maxxed out overnight or early morning when there are no dispatchers there to try to keep the price low, or to put the order on a different platform when the price starts to get high on the curri app. it is a good sign if they are reaching out (they reach out via text) that the price offered will go way up. ignore the small increment price increase notifications the app puts out. The only way you will get a good price is basically if your in an area with not too many drivers. the whole way they do business is scammy and is set up to make you feel like you need to accept a job for less than your worth. lots of noise and bad vibes from this app but keep it on just in case your the only one available in the area and every now and than you may catch a good paying order,

They (Curri) don’t treat drivers with any of the professionalism they require the drivers to have and Curri completely use drivers that are not smart enough to understand the value of their work because the second you demand a fair wage they put strikes against you also pay drivers a incentive when they get to pickup locations and the client cancel or nothing is there to pick up..we deserve a hold fee and extra compensation if we end up holding items overnight I started Curri in New Jersey but in Maryland the pay rate is ridiculous for the jobs our repair shops don’t give us discounts for repairs and gas prices are not fair so we should at least get paid 3-4 dollars a miles when we do pickups Curri offer a divers delivery opportunity to it’s clients that is on demand any time anywhere so the drivers doing all the physical deliveries should get as Mitch as the snotty disrespectful dispatchers we have to deal with at time Ian’s last I should not be penalized if the app malfunction and gives wrong information if that happens someone should fix the app and not blame the driver my score dropped after your app crashed I drove 2000 plus miles in less than three days for this app and some times I feel like it was all for nothing cheers to the times it was great

This company is bad and the entire business model for them is to take advantage of stupid drivers who are accepting those lowball offers. Instead of offering or posting market rate offers right away they designed this app so that first offer is extremely low where they take for them 70% and drivers get 30% for what they charge customers. Unfortunately desperate drivers sign up and are accepting unprofitable lowball offers now. Basically Curri app is designed so that drivers are killing each other and are competing for lowest offer. STOP accepting those lowball offers. This company is in business delivering last mile gigs and they will pay higher rate if you ignore lowball offers. Wake Up!!!!!———-Update, April, 2025. Now payout rates are even lower and so called bonus increases are in cents and $1.. They don’t care about you as a driver at all and are so greedy to the point they want 80% - 90% cut from what they are charging customers. Those customers have to wait long time for deliveries to be picked up now. They lowball drivers and it takes longer for deliveries to be accepted. Customers suffer because of longer wait times and drivers are getting ripped off where they want 80% - 90% cut for themselves. Add to that no live driver support and outsourced customer service in third world countries via messaging only. Way to go Curri. What a business model you have now. Honestly nothing positive was to be expected from two young opportunists who started this company without any prior logistic knowledge or experience and no passion for the delivery industry.