Everything you need to run your own route

SoloRoute covers the whole day: getting stops in, putting them in order, changing your mind, driving them and proving you were there. Here is each part, and how it works.

Add stops the way you get them

Your stops come from a printed manifest, a spreadsheet, a text message or your memory. SoloRoute takes all of them.

  • Search

    Type an address or business name and pick it from the suggestions.

  • Paste a list

    Copy addresses from an email, a note or a chat. Paste them in, one per line.

  • CSV and spreadsheet import

    Import a CSV exported from Excel or Google Sheets. Names, phones and notes come along.

  • Scan a printed list

    Point your camera at a printed manifest or label sheet. SoloRoute reads the addresses for you.

  • Saved addresses100 free ยท unlimited with Pro

    Save places you visit often and add them in one tap. 100 on the free plan, unlimited with Pro.

  • Drop a pin

    For a gate, a loading dock or a new build with no address yet, drop a pin on the map.

Adding stops: search, paste a list, scan a printed list or import a spreadsheet, with pasted addresses ready to review
Paste, scan, import or search

Optimize in one tap

Tap Optimize and SoloRoute finds the fastest order for all your stops, using real driving times. Free for 20 stops, up to 100 with Pro.

  • One-tap optimize

    Set a start and an end, tap once, and get the order that finishes soonest.

  • First and last stops

    Pin a stop as the first or last of the route. The optimizer plans the rest around it.

  • Time windowsPro

    Give a stop a window, like 9 to 11 am, and the optimizer plans the route to arrive inside it.

  • Start, end and shift

    Set where you start and finish, or return to start. Add your shift start and a finish-by time.

  • Breaks

    Set a fixed break in your shift, like lunch at 12:00 for 30 minutes, for one route or as the default for new routes. The optimizer plans your stops around it.

  • Drag to reorder

    Know a shortcut the map does not? Drag a stop to where you want it.

  • Reverse routePro

    Flip the whole route to start from the other end. Handy when traffic builds on one side of town.

An optimized delivery route on a map, with the stop list below showing arrival times and package counts
An optimized route with arrival times

Edit any stop, any time

Plans change after you leave the depot. Every stop stays editable, and arrival times update as you go.

  • Edit after optimizing

    Fix an address, add a note or change a time window. The route re-times itself.

  • Package count and location

    Record how many packages a stop has and where they sit, like "Shelf B2" or "back left".

  • Notes and phone

    Gate codes, "leave at side door", a phone number to call on arrival. All on the stop card.

Editing a stop: name, address, delivery notes, phone, package count and shelf, first or last stop, and time window
Every detail of a stop, editable mid-route

Proof of delivery and history

When a customer asks where their parcel went, you have the answer.

  • Photo proof of deliveryPro

    Snap a photo when you mark a stop delivered. It is saved with the stop.

  • Route history

    Every past route sits in the side menu. Open one to see each stop and what happened there.

Actions for a stop: navigate, call, text "I'm on my way", mark delivered, take a photo and mark delivered, and edit
Call, text, deliver with a photo

The rest of the basics

Small things that make a long day easier.

  • Dark mode

    Easy on the eyes for early starts and late finishes.

  • Sync across devices

    Sign in with email, Google or Apple. Your routes and address book follow you.

SoloRoute in dark mode while driving, with the next stop card and Navigate and Delivered buttons
Dark mode

What is not in SoloRoute, on purpose

SoloRoute is for one driver. It does not have a dispatcher dashboard, driver seats, automatic customer notifications, live tracking links or its own turn-by-turn engine. You can still call or text a customer in one tap, and your map app handles the driving. Fleet features are why fleet tools cost $20 to $40 a month or more per driver. If you run your own route, you do not pay for them here.

Need more than 20 stops? Pro is $7.99 a month for up to 100, or $71.99 a year.

Plan tomorrow's route tonight

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