First, open the Uber app on your phone. You know, the one you use to avoid talking to strangers in taxis. Tap the little menu icon in the top-left corner—the three horizontal lines that look like a tiny harmonica.
Look for your name and profile picture at the top. Tap right on that. Boom—your rating is sitting there next to a little star, blinking at you like a proud parent. It’s usually a number between 4.0 and 5.0, because anything below a 4 is basically a digital scarlet letter.
Don’t panic if it’s not a perfect 5.0. Even Leonardo DiCaprio didn’t win an Oscar for years. Your rating is an average of your last 500 rides, so one bad trip won’t sink the ship—unless you left a half-eaten burrito in the back seat.
But What If I Can’t Find It? (A Conspiracy Theory, Probably)
Sometimes the app updates and hides your rating like a cat hiding a toy. If you don’t see it under your profile, try going to “Account” or “Settings.” On some phones, it’s under the “Privacy” tab—because your rating is apparently top secret.
How to check your passenger Uber rating | iMore
Still stuck? Tap “Help” and search for “rating.” Uber’s support bot will dutifully show you the path, though it might ask you to reboot your phone first. (Classic tech move, right?) You can also check on the website—log in, click your name, and there it is.
If you still can’t find it, just assume you’re a 4.8 and move on with your life. Ignorance is sometimes bliss—especially when it comes to anonymous judgment.
