Route operations intelligence
CoeRoute is a private-beta platform for operators who need more than a route sequence: cleaner customer data, real road-network solves, driver-ready dispatch, and a feedback loop from the routes your team actually runs.
Private beta by invitation. Prospects evaluate CoeRoute through Luke-led conversations before platform access is granted.
The wedge is not another map with colored lines. CoeRoute connects planning, dispatch, field execution, and post-route learning so each completed route improves the next planning cycle.
Customer addresses, demand, service-time assumptions, current assignments, truck limits, and depot rules are normalized before they reach the solver.
Routes are built on real road distances with visible workload, capacity, mileage, and assignment tradeoffs — not black-box territory drawings.
Locked plans turn into driver-specific route links, exports, and dispatcher review surfaces so the plan can actually move into the day.
Driver events, dwell signals, post-mortems, and service-time drift become better assumptions for the next solve.
Access is intentionally controlled while the product matures: prospects go through Luke before entering the platform.
What CoeRoute does today
Most routing tools stop at the optimized sequence. CoeRoute keeps going: it helps you clean up customer data, compare the plan against your current routes, dispatch to drivers, and use the actual day to improve tomorrow's assumptions.
Upload CSVs with addresses, coordinates, demand, service time, and truck preferences. The app validates columns, geocodes missing coordinates, caches results, and lets operators correct bad addresses before they poison a route.
CoeRoute builds road-network distance and duration matrices, then uses OR-Tools to assign stops across the fleet under capacity, depot, and service assumptions. That means routes reflect roads, not straight-line guesses.
Dispatchers can review maps, truck loads, stop order, and projected mileage impacts before locking a route. Manual moves are staged first so the operator sees consequences before committing.
Upload current route assignments and see before/after miles, time, and workload balance. CoeRoute is built to answer the practical buyer question: “Is this route better enough to change how we work?”
Locked routes become driver views reachable at drive.coeroute.com, with SMS/email dispatch hooks where configured and copy/paste links when messaging is not connected yet.
Customers, fleet, drivers, route history, usage, and tenant boundaries live in the product. CoeRoute is more than a solver script; it is an operations console for maintaining routes over time.
The operator workflow
Bring in customer addresses, coordinates, demand, service-time assumptions, current assignments, and fleet limits.
Resolve geocoding misses, review address-confidence flags, and cache known-good locations for future solves.
Generate routes with real road distances, configurable vehicles, depot assumptions, capacity limits, and cost-function choices.
Explore the map, route tree, mileage totals, workload balance, and insertion/move costs before committing the plan.
Send drivers secure route links. Drivers tap arrived/complete today; passive GPS dwell and day-bracket capture are next on the roadmap.
Post-mortems reveal variance, reordered stops, service-time drift, and concrete updates to apply before the next route cycle.
The moat
Generic solvers know the map. CoeRoute learns the operation: which customer docks take longer, where drivers reverse the order, which stops need a practical time window, and where OSRM's estimate misses the real world.
Why it matters
Repeatable CSV import, cached distance matrices, and route history reduce the spreadsheet grind.
Road-network distances, workload balance, and before/after comparison make the tradeoffs visible.
Driver capture turns field reality into service-time updates, post-mortems, and better next-week assumptions.
Each route adds operational evidence instead of disappearing into memory and dispatch folklore.
Private beta access
This site is meant to help prospects understand the platform before Luke grants access. The current focus is qualified, relationship-led evaluation — not inbound requests or self-serve signup.