Job Blocks — The Faster Way to Catch Amazon Flex Blocks

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Tired of refreshing the Amazon Flex app every few seconds, only to watch the best blocks vanish before your thumb can move? Job Blocks is a lightweight Android tool built for UK Flex drivers who want their time back — and a better shot at the blocks that actually pay.

What it does

Job Blocks watches your chosen Flex stations in the background and reacts the instant a block appears. No frantic pull-to-refresh. No staring at the screen during your dinner. You set the rules — pay rate, station, time window — and the app does the watching.

Why drivers use it

  • Speed that beats manual tapping. When a block drops, milliseconds matter. The app reacts faster than any human can.
  • Pick the blocks worth your time. Filter by pay rate, station, start time, and duration so you only see offers that fit your shift.
  • Runs quietly in the background. No need to keep the screen on or the app in the foreground.
  • Pay only for what you use. No subscriptions, no hidden fees. Buy a pack of job grabs, use them whenever you like — they don't expire.

Pricing

Simple, pay-as-you-go top-ups inside the app:

Pack Price
10 jobs£1
100 jobs£8
500 jobs£35

Payments are handled in-app by Stripe — your card details never touch our servers.

Requirements

  • Android 10 or later
  • An active Amazon Flex account
  • Installation outside the Play Store (we distribute directly via APKMirror, so you'll need to allow installs from unknown sources for the installer)

How to get it

The latest signed build is published on APKMirror. Once installed, sign in with your Flex account, set your filters, and you're ready to catch your next block.

Built for real drivers

We built Job Blocks because we drive too. Every feature exists because a Flex driver said "I wish the app could just do X." Have a request? Open the in-app feedback option and tell us — we read every message.

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