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Build A · Web Application

Build a route optimization app — multi-stop routing for delivery, service, and field teams.

Google Maps gives you turn-by-turn navigation to one destination. Route optimization solves a different problem: visit 50 stops today in the sequence that minimizes total drive time. That's a Traveling Salesman Problem — and it requires a different stack.

150+
Projects shipped
99%
Client retention
~12wk
Average delivery
The problem
Delivery company, field service operator, or logistics team that needs to optimize daily routes for multiple vehicles and stops — reducing drive time and fuel while hitting delivery windows

Manual route planning for 10+ stops is a 30-minute task. For 50+ stops across multiple drivers, it's infeasible. Route optimization solves the Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP): given N stops and M vehicles, assign stops to vehicles and sequence them to minimize total distance or time.

Route optimization APIs (not built from scratch):

Google OR-Tools: Open source optimization library from Google. Solves VRP locally. No per-call API cost. Requires server-side implementation.

Route4Me API: SaaS route optimization. Handles VRP with time windows, vehicle capacity constraints, and driver time limits.

OptimoRoute: API for route optimization with recurring scheduling support.

HERE Routing API: Distance/time matrix calculation for stop combinations.

Constraints the optimizer needs to respect:

  • Time windows: "Deliver to customer A between 9am and 12pm"
  • Vehicle capacity: "This truck holds 20 stops worth of volume"
  • Driver shift hours: "Driver works 8am-5pm maximum"
  • Priority stops: "This customer gets delivered first"
What we build

Route optimization tool deployed — daily stop input, optimized route generation, driver dispatch, and real-time route tracking

Stop input

address import via CSV or API from order management

Route optimization

OR-Tools or Route4Me API for VRP solving

Route dispatch

optimized routes sent to driver mobile app

Driver navigation

Mapbox or Google Maps turn-by-turn per route

Real-time tracking

driver location and stop completion updates

Route reporting

planned vs. actual time, miles, stops per driver

Engagement

One honest number to start.

Fixed-scope, fixed-price. The number below is the starting point — final scope is built from your brief.

Tier · Web ApplicationFixed scope
From$25,000

Route optimization tool deployed — daily stop input, optimized route generation, driver dispatch, and real-time route tracking

99% client retention across 40+ projects
Process

Three steps, every time.

The same repeatable engagement on every project. No surprises, no mystery, no billable ambiguity.

01Week 0

Brief & discovery.

We send you questions, then get on a call. Output: a written scope with every step, feature, and integration listed.

02Weeks 1–N

Build & ship.

Fixed schedule, weekly reviews. No scope creep unless you change the scope — and if you do, we reprice it transparently.

03Post-launch

Warranty & retainer.

30-day warranty on every launch. Most clients stay on a monthly retainer for ongoing features and maintenance.

Why fixed-price

Why Fixed-Price Matters Here

Route optimization apps have defined stop input, optimization, and dispatch patterns. Fixed-price from the spec.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Google OR-Tools handles 100-500 stops efficiently. For 1,000+ stops, additional optimization strategies (clustering + VRP) or commercial solvers are needed. Most field operations are well within the 100-500 range.

Yes. Stops imported via API or webhook from your OMS, e-commerce platform, or delivery software. Completed deliveries post status back. Integration defined in the spec.

Next step

Tell Ryel about your project.

Describe what you’re building and what outcome you need. You’ll have a written, fixed-price scope within the week.