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ROUTE PLANNER

Your day, in the order that costs you the least.

Windshield time is the tax on every field job. The Wedge sequences the accounts you already researched into one run, holds your booked appointments exactly where they are, and prices the drive with real traffic before you turn the key. No dispatcher, no admin to set it up, no ticket to file. It is your day, planned by you and run on your terms.

Route planning and Outreach unlock on PITCH ($24.99) and up. Free PREP is the brief.

wedge.repvantage.ioIllustrative · sample data
Today’s plan
5stops· ~50 min drive · live traffic · 15.1 mi
Suggested order for today’s stops · 1 booked, held in time order
Start · where you leave from
Home, depot, or a full street address
End · where you finish (optional)
Leave blank to end at your last stop
  1. Wine bar · new buyer since spring
  2. 13 min live
    Grocery · asked for a tasting
  3. Booked 10:0011 min live
    Buyer meeting · on your calendar
  4. 15 min live
    Taproom · menu change this month
  5. 11 min live
    Grocery · follow up on the reset
Fern & Field Deli
Unroutable · address needs a fix
Day pack ready · all 5 stop briefs open offline
Legs4 hops · 50 min live
  1. 1 → 2Harbor Street Market13 min live
  2. 2 → 3Cellar Door Wine11 min live
  3. 3 → 4Ridgeline Taproom15 min live
  4. 4 → 5The Grove Grocery11 min live
Suggested order, not a drive route
Opens each hop in Google Maps · every stop, no waypoint cap
Opens the suggested order · about 10 stops max
1/5Plan around bookings
Cellar Door is booked for 10:00, so it holds its slot. The other stops fill the gaps around it, priced with live traffic.
Guided tour · click anything on the screen to take over

On every paid tier from PITCH. On free PREP this screen is a locked PITCH perk with an upgrade button instead. Open the Wedge · the app, not the mock above, is where your day actually runs.

Capabilities

What the planner actually does

Everything below is live in the product today.

Appointments are hard pins

A booked window is fixed

Any stop with an appointment is a hard pin. It is never reordered and never dropped, and free stops are sequenced only in the gaps around it. Missing a booked ten o'clock is the one unforgivable error, so pins are the first thing the tests assert.

On the screen
Booked 10:001 booked, held in time orderbooked stops stay in time order and cannot be moved
How it runs

Three taps to a planned day

Pick the day's accounts

Choose from the briefs already in your book, or hand the planner a town and let it gather the accounts you have there.

It sequences around what is booked

Appointments hold their place. Everything else fills the gaps in the order that costs you the least windshield time.

Hand it to Maps

Open the run in Google Maps and go. Move any free stop by hand at any point and the plan keeps your order.

The old way

A list scribbled the night before, addresses pasted into Maps one at a time, and a route built around whichever account you happened to remember first. The doubling back only shows up in the mileage.

With the Route Planner

The accounts you researched become the run. The booked call keeps its slot, the rest fall in around it, and the drive is priced with real traffic before you leave the lot.

Built honest

It will not guess at your day

Suggested means suggested

The offline engine knows nothing about one-ways, rivers, or rush hour, so its output is labeled a suggested order and never dressed up as an optimized one. Only the live traffic call earns that word.

Your hands stay on the wheel

Nothing reorders itself behind you. Move a stop and the plan respects it, including when a live routing answer lands a second later describing a route you already changed.

The handoff is yours to make

Your stops go to Google Maps when you tap the button to send them, and not before.

Stop paying the windshield tax

Route planning and Outreach unlock on PITCH. Start free with the brief, then upgrade when you are ready to run the whole day from one screen.

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