Questions and answers
How many stops can I add?
Up to 50 stops in one route, plus your start. There is no account and no lower free limit. If you have more than 50, split the list by area and plan each part.
Is it really free?
Yes. There is no trial, no sign up and nothing to install. The planner uses free map services that allow this kind of use, and each person gets a fair daily share so it stays free for everyone.
Can I keep my start and finish where they are?
Yes. Your start is always stop S. Under Finish, pick Back to start for a round trip, Anywhere to end at whichever stop is quickest, or At my last line to end at the last address in your list (for example your home or a drop off point).
Does it use real roads?
Yes. The order comes from driving times on the road network between every pair of stops, not a straight line on the map. If the road service is busy, the planner says so on the sheet and uses straight-line distance instead.
How do I drive the route?
Tap Go on each stop to open it in Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze. You can also open the whole route in Google Maps in parts of up to 9 stops, which is as many as Google Maps takes in one drive.
Can I save a route I drive every week?
Yes. Press Save route and give it a name. It stays in this browser on this device, and Load plans it again in one tap. Nothing is stored on our side.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It works in any phone browser. Paste your list from a text or email, plan it, then use the Go buttons while you drive.
What is the most stops Google Maps takes?
Google Maps takes up to 9 stops in one drive, counting the final destination, on top of your start (Google Maps help, read 15 November 2026). It keeps them in the order you add them. This planner orders up to 50 stops and then opens them in Google Maps in parts of up to 9.
Why is my address in the wrong place?
The address finder picks the closest match to the text. Add the town, state or ZIP code to the line and plan again. Lines the finder was unsure about are listed above the run sheet so you can check them.
Can I print the route for a crew?
Yes. Press Print run sheet. The print view keeps the numbered stops, the address, and the drive time and distance from the stop before, and leaves out the map and buttons.
Can I use it outside the US?
Yes. Addresses and road times cover the whole world, using OpenStreetMap data. Distances show in miles or kilometres; you can switch under the run sheet.
What happens to my addresses?
They stay in your browser, and pass through the site only to look up the address and driving times. The privacy page has the details.
Is there an app?
No app to install. The site works in any phone browser, and the Go buttons hand each stop to the navigation app you already use.