Routekit
A route preparation and field completion tool for solo service and delivery operators that parses stop lists, validates addresses and constraints, proposes routes, and captures customer-authorized completion evidence.
Solo couriers and field technicians receive stops as spreadsheets, photos, messages, and handwritten lists, then rebuild them in consumer maps. Routekit extracts candidates, asks the operator to confirm ambiguous addresses and constraints, and proposes a route with field-service completion evidence. Optimization is advisory: the driver owns safety, access, traffic, vehicle, hours, and sequence changes. A photo or signature records a claimed event; it does not prove legal delivery, identity, quality, or customer acceptance.
The solo courier, 1–5-vehicle delivery operator, or field-service technician receiving unstructured daily stop lists.
A May 2026 direct peer confirms current demand.
Solo route and service operators are precise.
No cross-reference, inbound, or direct connections make this isolated.
A precise solo-operator buyer, confirmed open routing primitives, and a live direct peer validate the basic workflow.
The direct peer already handles image and spreadsheet import at low prices, internal convergence is zero, POD and messaging add privacy and operations risk, and the remaining gap is narrow.
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