Stop driving in circles.

Auto-order your stops by shortest drive time. Works with fixed appointments, multiple crews, and last-minute changes.

Optimized routes can save crews 45–90 minutes of drive time per day

A daily route map with 10 stops auto-ordered for shortest drive time, including travel-time arrows between stops.

Every wasted mile is money you don't bill for.

Drive time eats your margin.

A 5-truck crew losing 20% of each day to inefficient routing is burning $80K+ a year in unrecoverable labor.

The "right" order changes daily.

One cancellation or rush job and the optimal sequence is different. Re-doing the math by hand at 6 AM starts the day behind.

Fixed appointments break simple routes.

Real life has time windows. The 11:30 customer can't move. Everything else has to route around it.

From "what's the route?" to "here's the route" in 30 seconds.

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Tomorrow's route plans itself at end-of-day.

Grunlo takes tomorrow's jobs and produces an optimized route per crew — shortest drive time, fixed appointments respected.

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Drag, drop, override anything.

See the draft on a map. Move stops between crews, lock positions, or re-order manually. Travel time updates live as you adjust.

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Publish — crew sees it on their phone.

One tap publishes the route. Each crew member sees their day in order with addresses, notes, and drive time between stops.

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The optimizer respects your reality, not the other way around.

Every crew has constraints. Grunlo lets you set them in plain language so the algorithm doesn't produce a "technically optimal" route that's operationally wrong.

  • Fixed appointments — time windows are respected; the route plans around them
  • Crew capabilities — only assign stops to crews qualified for the service type
  • Equipment constraints — the truck with the brush-cutter goes to brush-cut jobs
  • Start & end locations — route from the yard, the foreman's house, or a job site
  • Break times — the optimizer knows when crews aren't productive and plans around it
  • Weather rescheduling — rain pushes outdoor work forward; affected days recompute automatically
Learn about route settings →
Route optimization settings panel showing crew capabilities, equipment, and break-time configuration.

Routing questions, plain answers.

Everything you need to know before getting started.

Unlimited. The practical ceiling is what your crew can physically reach in a workday, not the optimizer.
Yes. Mark any stop as a fixed time window. The optimizer treats it as an anchor and re-orders everything else around it.
Remove them from the route. The remaining stops re-order in seconds and your crew gets a push update with the new sequence.
Drag any stop where you want it. The rest re-flow around it. The optimizer is a tool, not a boss.
No — it removes the 90 minutes a day they spend hand-sequencing routes. They get that time back for higher-value work: handling changes, balancing crew load, looking ahead.
The savings are still real but smaller than for dispersed routes. Even in a 5-mile radius, the optimizer eliminates backtracking and criss-crossing.

Cut your drive time, starting tomorrow.

Setup takes about 10 minutes — mostly importing your customer addresses. Tomorrow morning, your crew has an optimized route waiting.

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