Tap on your profile picture or your name itself. This takes you to your personal Uber headquarters—like your Fortress of Solitude, but with more ride history. Once there, look for the big number with the star next to it. That’s your rating.
It’s usually surrounded by proud text like “Excellent” or “Fair.” Fair is code for “you’ve slammed the door a few times, haven’t you?” Don’t worry, even a 4.7 is considered great in driver world. It’s like being a C+ student who still graduates on time.
For the full breakdown, scroll down a tiny bit and tap “See rating breakdown.” This shows you a pie chart of how many drivers gave you five stars versus the one guy who was definitely having a bad day and handed out a one-star like it was a Monday morning.
Why Are You Even Doing This?
Let’s be honest: you’re checking because you had that one weird ride where you accidentally called the driver “Mom.” Or maybe you were chatting too enthusiastically about your pet hamster’s political opinions. We’ve all been there.
Your rating is basically your public Yelp review for your own soul. A high rating (4.9+) means you’re a catch—you tip, you don’t slam the door, and you probably smell like lavender. A low rating (below 4.5) means you’re the person who eats a tuna sandwich in the backseat. No judgment, but drivers talk.
If your number is lower than expected, take a deep breath. It’s not a reflection of your worth as a human—it’s a reflection of your ability to not argue about the route. Drivers love that you think you know a shortcut. They don’t love you proving it.
How to find your ‘secret’ personal Uber rating - Executive Traveller
