August 25
Highway addresses land right the first time
Addresses on highways and numbered routes go straight into your route instead of dropping into the fix-it list, so there is less to clean up before you drive.
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August 25
Addresses on highways and numbered routes go straight into your route instead of dropping into the fix-it list, so there is less to clean up before you drive.
August 24
Backing out of checkout returns you to a working unlock button, and re-solving a route you already unlocked is never treated as a second purchase.
August 23
Typing the email from your receipt no longer means fighting a keyboard that covers the box. And a route too big to optimize tells you so before you reach the payment step, not after.
August 20
Using a route credit now asks first, so a mis-tap cannot spend one. The "all addresses fixed" banner also stops waiting for a tap and dismisses itself once the work is done.
August 17
A route you just solved opens on the optimized map rather than on Amazon's original order — the comparison is still one tap away.
August 16
A route takes up to twenty screenshots. Go over and you are told immediately, in the same place you uploaded them, rather than watching it fail later.
August 14
More routes come back measured in real road miles rather than straight-line estimates. And a home address you saved on one route no longer turns up in the middle of a different one.
August 13
Deliveries in Canada and beyond get the same road-accurate distances as everywhere else, including routes that run close to the border.
August 10
Added a driving-safety disclaimer and an intellectual property and prohibited-use section. Nothing about how your data is handled changed.
August 9
Clear your browser or switch phones and the route you paid for is still yours — the email on your receipt brings it back. The saving shown when you end near home is also the saving you actually get.
August 8
Drivers who come back regularly can buy a pack of five route unlocks instead of paying one at a time. A route the optimizer could not improve is not charged for. Editing a stop now offers address suggestions instead of asking you to type and hope.
August 1
The percentage on your results screen is the saving you actually drive, not a flattering estimate that ignored the streets in between.
July 31
Routes up to 27 stops are free for every driver — no signup, no card. A route of 28 stops or more unlocks for $0.99, once, for that route. There is no subscription to cancel, and a purchase is tied to your device rather than to an account.
July 28
A pin dropped on the wrong house is yours to move: long-press the stop, pick the right address, and your stop order updates around it.
July 27
Your next stops stay on screen while you scroll the list, instead of the map sliding away above them.
July 26
Both the optimized route and Amazon's original are drawn along the roads you actually drive, rather than as straight lines between pins.
July 23
An address we cannot find is one you can type in yourself, and you see the match before it joins the route. Change your mind and the stop comes back out.
July 15
A feedback link sits on the route-completion screen, so a bad read can be reported while the route is still in front of you.
July 3
An address we cannot place is called out on your results screen instead of quietly vanishing from the route, and the notice gets out of the way once you have seen it.
June 30
One misread address no longer bends your whole stop order.
June 23
Screenshot your Flex itinerary, get an optimized route in about ten seconds, with a map comparing it against Amazon's order and swipe-to-complete stops as you drive.
Email support@fixmyroute.com. A route that read wrong is worth reporting while it is still on your screen.
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