1. Working day — The plan follows the working day 08:00–21:00. After 21:00 the map clears and a paste box opens, ready for the next day's jobs (scheduled to depart at 08:00).
2. Set start, home & end (optional) — Tap Start, Home or End, then tap the map (or type) to place that point; a ✓ on the button means it's set. Turn on Round trip to leave from and return to Home (marked H). With round trip off the route runs Start → … → End (marked S … E). If you set none, it simply runs through your stops.
3. Add stops — Type an address or postcode and tap + Add Stop. Choose a Timeslot (Anytime / AM / PM / Custom) and tick Priority for must-do-first stops. Switch on Click map to add to drop a stop by tapping the map. Suggestions appear as you type — tap one to use it.
4. Import a list — Tap Import and paste: one address per line, a CSV with Name,Address,City, or a telecoms job sheet (blocks with Jin no / Address / Postcode / Time slot). Job sheets are detected automatically and become timed stops, keeping the customer / Jin / job-type as a note.
5. Optimise — Tap Optimise. Stops are ordered by timeslot first (AM → Anytime → PM), then by priority, then by shortest driving distance. Every stop has a fixed 45‑minute service time. The Schedule card then shows arrival, wait and departure for each stop and flags any that would run late.
6. Navigate — Tap ▶ Go on any stop to open Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps (or copy the address). Picking a nav app marks that stop done.
7. Track & finish — Use Mark done on a stop or watch the Schedule for progress and total distance/time. Tap Send All to open the whole route in your maps app. Clear wipes the current day's plan; everything else auto-saves to this device.
This app keeps an anonymous usage count: a random ID stored on this device, sent once when you open it, so its owner can tell how many devices use it and how often. No cookie, no IP address, and nothing about your stops, addresses or routes is ever sent.