Private beta · By invitation

Private beta access

Access is by invitation. The conversation is open.

CoeRoute is in private beta: platform credentials are granted by the founder after a route audit proves the fit. The way in is a short email about your operation — not a signup form.

How to start

Email the founder.

Two or three sentences about your operation are enough:

No attachments needed. Route data is exchanged directly during the audit, never through this website.

Qualification context

What makes an operator a strong fit.

CoeRoute is strongest when the route problem is recurring, data-driven, and operationally messy enough that a one-time optimizer is not sufficient.

Recurring route planning

Teams that rebalance customer stops, trucks, capacity, and service-time assumptions every week — not once a year.

Messy operational data

CSV exports, bad addresses, route exceptions, and planner knowledge that currently lives outside any system.

Need for dispatcher control

Operators who want explainable moves, staged changes, and visibility before routes are locked.

Learning from execution

Fleets where actual driver behavior, service time, and deviations should inform the next plan.

What happens next

From first email to a decision, with evidence at every step.

01 · ReplyA short call or email thread with the founder to confirm the fit is real before anyone invests time.
02 · AuditIntake on your stop export, pin verification, constraint capture, and a solve on road-network distances.
03 · PacketPer-day manifests, maps, mileage, and a before/after against your current assignments — evidence you keep.
04 · DecisionIf the routes are better enough, you get an invitation and a go-live plan. If not, we say so plainly.

Access rule. Private-beta credentials are granted by invitation only. That keeps early deployments focused and the product honest — CoeRoute earns its way in with evidence, not signups.