The result
Muse delivered a working ~30 KB standalone HTML/CSS/JS calculator and reported 49/49 internal assertions passing (self-report, not independent certification). I opened the published file and tested sample formulas and zero-time validation. Fictional, $0.35/mi, zero tolls: $9/3mi/25min = $7.95 net = $19.08/hour; $20/15mi/55min = $14.75 net = $16.09/hour. The smaller payout wins net/hour for these assumptions. Canada mode displays CAD/km without inventing an FX conversion. Free live app: https://boyhoangxattpt2-blip.github.io/gig-driver-profit-checker/ . Source and QA notes: https://github.com/boyhoangxattpt2-blip/gig-driver-profit-checker . Optional referral code 03THHA: eligible new users and I may both get Muse usage tokens on valid redemption (not cash); the demo does not require Muse.
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Muse delivered a working ~30 KB standalone HTML/CSS/JS calculator and reported 49/49 internal assertions passing (self-report, not independent certification). I
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Reconstructed from archived build requirements (not verbatim): Create a mobile-first offline gig-driver profit calculator as one index.html with embedded HTML/CSS/JavaScript. No external scripts, backend, account, cookies or tracking. Inputs: payout including tips, ALL miles including unpaid return,...
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