DIY route workflows

Still Using Google My Maps?

Build routes faster and spend less time moving stops around.

Fouffy Dog Routing route detail screen with route stops and map.

The problem

Google My Maps is useful, but route planning can still be manual

Google My Maps works well for storing locations.

Route planning often becomes a loop of spreadsheet work, map edits, manual adjustments, and repeated cleanup.

Fouffy Dog Routing helps you move from customer and appointment spreadsheets to optimized routes more directly.

Better workflow

A cleaner route planning workflow

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Smart spreadsheet import

Bring locations in from spreadsheets

Upload customers, appointments, or route stops, validate addresses, and build a route without manually moving every stop around.

Common sources and uses

  • Customer exports
  • Appointment exports
  • Saved places
  • Recurring routes

FAQ

Questions about this workflow?

Can I still use Google Maps?

Yes. Fouffy Dog Routing can open routes in Google Maps for navigation.

Can I build routes manually?

Yes. You can add customers, saved places, or searched addresses directly, then optimize and navigate the route.

Can my drivers use this app?

Yes. Drivers can sign in to view assigned routes and open navigation from the route map.

Is this for fleets?

Fouffy Dog Routing is focused on practical route planning for service businesses, not heavy fleet management.

Can I save places I use often?

Yes. You can search for businesses or addresses and save useful places for future routes.

Move From Manual Maps To Practical Route Planning.

We are currently accepting beta users.