• 3PL and Logistics
  • API Integration
  • Mobile app

Mobile Route Planning App for Delivery Teams

A lightweight mobile app built to help delivery teams create, view, save, and reuse delivery routes. The app supports multi-stop address input, public map-based route generation, route summaries, and local route history, keeping route planning simple for day-to-day delivery use.

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Overview

Quick overview: key aspects of our work - discover the essentials of our project

Industry

3PL & Logistics

Country

United Kingdom

Solution type

Mobile Routing Tool, Map API, Local Route Storage

Services

Mobile App Development, System Integrations

About the client

Understanding our client: specifics, challenges, and custom solutions

RouteMagic was developed as an internal WebMagic demonstration product for the logistics and delivery domain. The project was created to showcase WebMagic’s mobile development capability through a simple route planning app that could be useful for small delivery teams, couriers, and logistics-focused service providers.

Problem

Small delivery teams and couriers often need a practical way to plan delivery routes without adopting a complex logistics system. The goal was to create a lightweight mobile route planning experience that would be easy to understand, quick to use, and suitable for day-to-day delivery planning.
The project also had to stay within a controlled MVP scope. Since RouteMagic was developed as a demonstration product, the app needed to show practical logistics value while avoiding unnecessary backend complexity, account-based workflows, or enterprise-level route management features.


Solution

Our team developed a lightweight mobile route planning app around a clear route lifecycle: create a route, add delivery stops, generate a map-based route, review route details, and save the route locally for later use.
The product logic was structured around simple route planning actions rather than account-based workflows or backend-heavy logistics operations. Users can enter a route name, add a departure point and multiple delivery addresses, reorder stops, generate a route through public mapping services, and review the route on an interactive map with ordered pins.
Each generated route includes the core information needed for quick delivery planning: stop sequence, address list, total distance, estimated travel time, and optional notes. Saved routes can be opened, updated, recalculated, duplicated as a new route, or deleted from local storage.
The app was intentionally designed within a controlled mobile MVP scope, using public map-based routing and local route storage instead of complex backend infrastructure. Its structure focused on core route management actions without user accounts, dispatch workflows, driver management, or fleet management features.

Key features

Project features overview: essential enhancements and strategic solutions

  • feature

    Multi-Stop Route Planning

    Users can create a delivery route by adding a departure point and multiple destination addresses. The address flow supports manual entry and autocomplete through public mapping services, helping users build multi-stop delivery routes from a simple mobile interface.
    Before generating the route, users can edit addresses, remove stops where allowed, and manually reorder delivery points.
    This keeps route planning flexible while avoiding complex dispatching, driver assignment, or fleet-management logic.
  • feature

    Map-Based Route Generation

    The app uses public map services to calculate and display a route based on the selected stops. The generated route is shown on an interactive map with ordered pins, making the delivery sequence easy to review visually.
    Each route view includes the essential planning details for quick decision-making: ordered address list, total distance, estimated travel time, and optional route notes.
  • feature

    Local Route Storage Without User Accounts

    Routes are saved locally on the user’s device, so users can keep delivery plans without account creation, cloud sync, or backend-heavy route management. This matches the controlled MVP scope defined for the app.
    Local storage supports the app’s lightweight product logic: users can save a route, return to it later, and manage route plans directly from the mobile app.
  • feature

    Route History and Reuse Flow

    The My Routes screen gives users access to previously saved delivery plans. Each route card includes key route information such as route name, creation date, number of stops, distance, and estimated travel time.
    Users can reopen saved routes, update addresses, recalculate the route, duplicate an existing route as a new delivery plan, or delete routes that are no longer needed.
  • feature

    Cross-Platform Mobile App Structure

    The app was developed for Android and iOS mobile publishing workflows, with a branded splash screen, simple bottom navigation, route-focused screens, and light/dark mode support.
    The mobile structure keeps the product focused on a small set of route planning actions: create, generate, review, save, reuse, update, and delete routes.

Result

Performance Showcase: Unveiling the Results of Our Collaborative Endeavors

RouteMagic became a focused mobile route planning demo that shows how a lightweight logistics tool can support delivery route creation, review, local saving, and reuse without the complexity of a larger logistics management system.
For WebMagic, the project provided a practical showcase of mobile development expertise in the logistics domain. It demonstrated the team’s ability to turn public map services, local route storage, and a simple route lifecycle into a clear cross-platform mobile product experience for small delivery teams and couriers.

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