Route IQ · Co-built with founders
Plan every route in minutes.
Route IQ is route planning for delivery fleets. Dispatchers import stores, drivers and vehicles once, optimise a day's stops in a click and send each driver their route as a WhatsApp link - no app to install.
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- Sector
- LogiTech
- What we did
- Product, routing engine, dispatch app
- Built for
- Distributors and delivery fleets
- Status
- Live
01
The problem
Dispatch ran on spreadsheets, WhatsApp threads and gut feel.
For most distributors, tomorrow's routes are planned tonight in Excel. Stops are ordered by guesswork, distances by straight lines on a map, and the van is found to be overloaded only at the loading bay.
Once the trucks leave, the office goes blind. Nobody knows which store has been served until a driver calls back.
“The hardest part of logistics wasn't the road. It was the spreadsheet.”
02
How we solved it
Less time planning. Fewer kilometres on the road.
- 01
Import once
Stores, drivers, vehicles and products come in from Excel a single time. After that, everything lives in one place.
- 02
Optimise in a click
Stop order comes from real road distances - shortest or traffic-aware, with the option to finish back at the warehouse.
- 03
Catch overloads early
Each vehicle has a capacity, and Route IQ warns you before a route is overloaded - not after the van is packed.
- 04
Dispatch by link
Drivers get a WhatsApp link, sign in with a code, navigate, call the store and mark each drop. The office sees every delivery live, with reports to Excel, CSV or PDF.
03
Unique insights
What building Route IQ taught us - the things we'd tell a founder before they start.
No app is the best driver app.
Drivers already live on WhatsApp. A link and a code removed installs, logins and training - and adoption stopped being a project.
Road distance, not straight lines.
On Indian roads, as-the-crow-flies estimates are fiction. Plans built on real road distances were plans drivers actually followed.
Warn before, not after.
Catching an overloaded van at planning time costs a click. Catching it at the loading bay costs the morning.
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