Generic route planning tools optimize for distance and ignore the constraints that actually matter to your business — service windows, vehicle capacity, driver hours, and priority stops. We build route optimization software around your real constraints, with a live map and metrics that show exactly what you're saving.
Generic route planning tools cover common delivery patterns. Your constraints — service windows, vehicle capacity, driver rules — often don't fit cleanly.
Time windows, vehicle capacity, driver hours, and priority stops factored in, not just shortest distance.
Every optimized route compared against the unoptimized baseline, so savings are visible, not assumed.
Add routes and drivers without a usage-based bill climbing every month.
Optimized routes feed directly into the dispatch and driver app you already use, instead of a separate disconnected tool.
Re-optimizes automatically when a new stop, cancellation, or traffic delay hits mid-route.
Fuel use, drive time, and stops-per-hour tracked per route and per driver.
We build the modules that turn route planning into measurable savings.
Multi-stop routing that accounts for time windows, vehicle capacity, and driver hour limits.
Visual map of every driver's optimized route, updated as conditions change through the day.
Routes recalculated automatically when new stops, cancellations, or delays occur.
Optimized routes benchmarked against actual or baseline routes to quantify savings.
Turn-by-turn optimized routes with stop details delivered directly to the driver's phone.
Cost per delivery, on-time rate, and fuel savings tracked by route, driver, and region.
Generic route planning apps work well for standard last-mile delivery. A custom build makes sense when your constraints — service windows, technician skill matching, mixed vehicle types — don't fit their assumptions, or when per-stop pricing gets expensive at your volume.
Yes. New stops, cancellations, and delays trigger automatic re-optimization rather than requiring a dispatcher to manually rebuild the route.
Yes. We typically build the optimization engine to plug into your existing dispatch, fleet, or driver app rather than replacing your whole stack.
A focused MVP — optimization engine, live map, and driver app — usually takes 8-10 weeks depending on the complexity of your routing constraints.
Tell us about your fleet, stops, and constraints — we'll scope a system that shows real fuel and time savings.