
Never get soft-capped again. Track your rolling 7-day hours, manage the 8-hour daily limit, forecast hours dropping off at midnight, and import your blocks in seconds with screenshot OCR.
Amazon Flex does not reset hours every Sunday. Understanding the 168-hour rolling window is the difference between snagging surge blocks and seeing an empty offer screen.
Real-time meter shows exact hours worked and hours remaining before hitting 40.
Prevent overbooking blocks that exceed your market's daily maximum shift hours.
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Amazon Flex calculates your rolling hours on a 168-hour continuous window. It takes the total hours worked over the last 6 days plus today. When you hit 40 hours in this window, you cannot accept new offers until older blocks age out past 7 days.
A "soft-cap" is when Amazon Flex's algorithm hides delivery blocks because your rolling hour total is too close to 40 hours. For example, if you have 37 hours in your rolling window, you will only see 3-hour or shorter blocks.
Under standard policy in most US delivery regions, Amazon Flex limits drivers to 8 scheduled hours per calendar day. During Q4 holidays or Prime Week, Amazon occasionally lifts this to 10 hours/day.
No. MyFlex Logger operates with 100% account safety. We never ask for your Amazon Flex credentials. You import shifts privately via client-side screenshot OCR or manual entry.