One-tap route optimization
The app reorders your stops to cut driving time. Your chosen start stays first.
iOS & Android · Free to download
The free route planner for couriers for delivery drivers and last-mile work. Add stops by search, map tap, CSV/Excel import, or shipping-label OCR — tap Optimize to sort the fastest multi-stop order, then navigate each leg with Google Maps or Waze. Save 1–2 hours per shift.
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Seven practical tools — from planning the route to proving every delivery.
The app reorders your stops to cut driving time. Your chosen start stays first.
Long lists from search, map pins, import or label scan. Free fits short routes of up to 10 stops; Lite, Pro and Business take up to 100, 150 and 200 stops per route.
Tap the next stop to open Maps or Waze with the right address—turn-by-turn in the app you already use.
Point the camera at a shipping label — the app finds the address and shows it on the map; confirm and add the stop. Handy when parcels pile up.
Load CSV, Excel, TSV, or JSON: match your address column, see pins on the map, fix mistakes, then optimize the whole list.
Business: scan every parcel as you load the van — a checklist shows what is still missing before you leave. At the door, scan again: the app confirms it is the right parcel for this stop, and warns you (or blocks Done) if it is not.
Photo, signature, barcode or QR, ID check and a note when you mark a stop Done or Failed — saved with time and location and synced to the cloud. Included from Lite.
Same app, four entry points — read the one that matches what you came here for.
How the optimizer reorders 20–200 stops by real drive time, the before/after math, and where it beats Google Maps multi-stop.
Read →Four ways to add stops, what survives on each stop (gate code, phone, visit duration) and how saved routes carry over to tomorrow.
Read →Morning dispatch import, on-route Go/Done/Failed, and end-of-day proof of delivery — the whole shift in one app.
Read →Feature checklist vs paper and spreadsheets, offline behaviour, languages, and what you get without an account.
Read →Three common flows: build on the map, load a spreadsheet, or reopen a saved route—then drive with Google Maps or Waze.
Add stops, optimize, open navigation—typical courier day.
Many addresses at once—check pins, then optimize.
Open yesterday’s route, copy it, or keep delivering.
On the site: install, add stops, scan labels, import files, use the map, optimize, navigate with Maps or Waze, save and duplicate routes, scan parcels and capture proof of delivery—all in plain steps.
Open guideFull courier flow: build the list, optimize, drive, deliver and prove every stop.
Short answers about installs, stops, import, optimization, maps, and saved routes.
An iOS and Android app for couriers and delivery drivers: your stops on one map, one-tap reordering to save driving time, optional spreadsheet or label import, saved routes, and opening each leg in Google Maps or Waze.
Add each stop (search, map tap, file import, or label scan). When the list is ready, tap Optimize—the app sorts the order to shorten the drive.
Yes. Start navigation from the app; pick Google Maps or Waze and it opens at the next stop.
Yes. A free tier covers getting started; paid plans raise limits for drivers with long daily lists.
Yes. Import the file, check pins on the map, add to your route, then optimize—useful when your dispatch sends a spreadsheet.
Free: routes of up to 10 stops, 10 optimizations a month, Google Maps/Waze navigation, CSV import of up to 10 addresses at a time and a few free label scans to try. Lite: up to 100 stops per route and 250 optimizations a month; Pro: 150 stops and 750; Business: 200 stops and 1,000 plus parcel control. Bigger imports, label scan and proof of delivery come with the paid plans. The app always shows the exact limits before you subscribe.
Google Play or the App Store → search Route Planner for Couriers → Install → Open. Allow location when asked so nearby search and the map work well.
Type in the search bar, choose the right suggestion, tap add. Repeat for each address.
Open Scan, keep the label inside the frame and tap Scan. The app reads the label, finds the address and shows it on the map — check the pin, add a name, phone or note if needed, and save the stop.
Open My routes to continue, duplicate for a new day, or pick up where you left off.
Yes. It is built for last-mile delivery: import a dispatch sheet or scan parcel labels in the morning, optimize the multi-stop run, then capture proof of delivery (photo, signature, barcode, ID check) on each stop.
Yes — CSV, Excel (.xlsx/.xls), TSV and JSON. Map your address column, confirm the parsed addresses on the map, then run route optimization on the whole list.
Free on Google Play and the App Store. No account needed to get started.