Your route shouldn't stop when the signal drops

Anyone who works in delivery knows that the connection often fluctuates just when the route has begun. Instead of relying on separate tracking methods or improvising along the way, Genne lets you continue executing the route offline.

With the app, you organize a route with multiple stops, review the sequence on the map and start the day with a structured route. During execution, you can move from stop to stop, navigate and record progress even when the signal is unstable.

What you can do on the same route

• plan up to 150 stops;
• organize or optimize the delivery order;
• add addresses, including by reading them with the camera;
• mark each stop as delivered or not delivered;
• record notes, incidents and packages;
• continue execution offline.

The practical benefit is simple: fewer interruptions on the road and less need to reconstruct what happened during delivery afterward. As soon as the connection fluctuates, the operation remains centered on the route — not the quality of the signal.

A more predictable workflow for delivery drivers

Before leaving, add the day's addresses and check the proposed sequence. During the route, update each stop in the app itself. This way, the map, navigation, status and notes remain in the same workflow.

Offline operation is especially useful for independent couriers, MEI drivers and urban operations passing through garages, residential complexes, industrial areas or regions with uneven coverage.

Genne is available for Android. Visit the official Genne App page and download it from Google Play to try it on your next route.