Those who are not in business are used to doing things around their elbow, and we little consider how much fuel we waste browsing through the day shopping. As for me, I have traveled thousands of miles taking photographs, and yet I never thought of “optimizing” my road trips. It is charming to wander down out-of-the-way roads and lanes and cowpaths when one has no schedule or deadline, but as gasoline prices rise and one becomes ever more aware of waste and climate change, organization becomes more and more important. This application is designed for commercial use, and even contemplating the benefits to the environment the universal use of it would have is inspiring. The GOOD NEWS is, IT WORKS! While I cannot personally afford the continued expense of full daily use myself, any business would probably find a subscription would pay for itself in no time. It is easy to use, VERY flexible, accurate, and amazingly intuitive. I think that it can be used for up to ten-destination routes daily for free—I hope that is correct—and if so it is one of the best pieces of “freeware” ever written. Large-route businesses with a lot of deliveries will find the subscription fees are very reasonable, and the more-efficient routes will be good for everyone! Thanks from me to the Developer—when I am made happy, you have done a GREAT JOB!I use it with Google Maps, and I find the interaction really seamless.

I service copiers and get sent to big cities with multiple calls and this lets me punch in all the address from Furthest to closest to my home. It then auto routes them for me so I can go to calls that are near each other and not waste time riding from a back to b when c may have been just up the road. It syncs through google maps as well and directs you to each call. If you have CarPlay the directions show on your car screen and when you arrive just tap the delivered button and it will green check it and move to the next location. When all the calls for the day are done it sends you on the shortest trip back to your home or starting address. Copying and pasting all the addresses from the calls are the only tedious thing but normally I would be manually searching google maps to see how far each location was from where I was all day long. Now I do about ten minutes or less work first thing in morning, press go and my day is OPTIMIZED… saves gas and time. Great app don’t screw it up.

I have a bread delivery route that’ does 2 days out of town.I was skeptical as to how much time the app would actually end up saving me when I first downloaded it. However, from the first time I used it, I definitely saw a difference it made by reordering my delivery stops for me. I saved finished 2 hours earlier the first out of town delivery day using it and a little over an hour on the 2nd out of town delivery route day (they are completely different delivery stupa on each of the two days. My favorite feature is that you can 1) save the route for future use 2) put in the start time of deliveries and put in an estimation of Joe long you are usually at each stop to give an idea of time of day you will likely be done with all deliveries 3) it allows you to input time restrictions for any or all stops and it takes that into consideration when putting stops in order to achieve best time. It’s an amazing app and I highly recommend it!!

I’m a driver for Fed Ex and overall my experience with using circuit has been good. I feel it truly helped me get to know my two routes that I do and makes a route that actually makes sense and allows me to be more efficient. My only two issues I have are the following: 1. Has days where it takes forever to enter stops - I feel this isn’t entirely on the app and might be a network issue, but I have days where it takes a few seconds to load a stop and days where I had trouble getting 1 stop entered (3-5 min to load). I would have to move around my truck until the signal was able to help load the stop I was looking for. I’ve used other apps with the same type of network and had 0 issues loading stops. 2. Reoptimising the route sometimes messes up the flow - I can remember there were a few times where I had to repotimise my route and it had me leave a neighbourhood where I was delivering to go and do two stops and then had me come back. In that situation you just have to outsmart the app when it does that. Overall I say the app is worth using if you’re a delivery driver because it will cut down time on your route along with a good pace you put into it.