Today's run
0 stopsWhile you're out there
Plan the week
Takes everyone who's due, splits them across the week so each day fits one tank, and orders each day by real road miles. Tap a day to load it into Today's run.
The book
Tap anyone to edit them, add them to the run, open their site notes, or delete them.
Setup
The business
The dump site
Hanover County's truck-hauled waste site is open weekdays 7:30–3:30 and charges $25 per 500 gallons. If the truck would get there after closing, the app stops suggesting it.
The truck
Off by default: the app keeps a part-load aboard overnight rather than burning a whole trip on half a tank, and tells you to go once the next tank won't fit. Tick this if you would rather never park a loaded truck.
The office
Where finished jobs get sent so they can be invoiced.
Your book
Made-up customers at real measured distances — three 10–15 miles out, three around 20, and two a long way off — so you can try the routing, the dump call and the week planner without touching the real book.
Everything lives on this phone. Pre-load road distances while you have signal — after that the whole app plans routes with no bars at all.
The manual
Set-up steps, how to pull customers from ServiceTitan, and the dump site's hours, fees and permit rules — built to print for the truck.
Open the manualWhere the numbers come from
Addresses are pinned by the U.S. Census geocoder, and every distance is a real driving distance on real roads — not a straight line. Out here that matters: two stops a mile apart across the Pamunkey can be a 35‑minute drive. Anything the geocoder can't find, you can pin by hand.