AI ROUTE OPTIMIZATION

The only dumpster software that routes like your best dispatcher

Check who's working, pick a routing style, hit Generate — the optimizer assigns every stop, sequences every route on real street drive-times, chains the landfill runs, and stamps an ETA on every stop. And when a truck breaks down at 11am, one click re-plans the rest of the day from where every driver actually is.

In every 7-day free trial — no demo call.

1 click
to plan every driver's whole day — assignment, sequence, landfill runs, ETAs
2,255
automated legality checks run on the routing engine before every release
Mid-day
driver down? Re-optimize the remaining day from where every truck actually is

It knows the physics

A roll-off truck carries one dumpster, and sizes matter. The optimizer enforces it all: truck size and hoist limits, per-location dumpster stock, material-matched landfills, CDL requirements — routes that are actually drivable.

Street-routed ETAs

Drive times come from real road data, not straight lines. Arrival windows are honored, lunch breaks are inserted, landfill gate hours are checked — so the ETA your customer gets is one you can keep.

Reality changes? Re-plan.

A driver calls out mid-shift: move their remaining stops to one driver in a click, or let the optimizer re-distribute across the fleet — everyone continues from their real position, and completed work is never touched.

Falling behind? You'll know.

Drift detection compares every driver's taps against the plan and flags who's running behind — before the 4pm customer calls asking where their dumpster is.

How it works

  • 1Check off who's working — each driver gets their truck, start location, and start time.
  • 2Pick a routing style: balanced, pure efficiency, even workload, or fastest finish.
  • 3Generate. Every stop assigned and sequenced, landfill and yard runs chained in, ETAs stamped.
  • 4Drag to tweak — the engine re-derives the legal route around your edits. Publish when it's right.

Operators ask

Is this really an optimizer, or just a map with pins?

A real optimizer. It assigns jobs to drivers, sequences stops on street drive-times, and inserts the landfill/yard runs a roll-off day actually needs — all under hard physical laws like one-dumpster-per-truck and per-size stock. It's verified by an independent 2,255-assertion legality suite.

What happens when a driver calls out mid-day?

Hit 'Driver down' on the live route. Fast mode moves all their remaining stops to another driver; re-optimize mode re-plans the whole remaining day from each driver's current position and clock. Completed stops are never re-planned.

Do junk removal crews route too?

Yes — junk crews and dumpster trucks plan as two streams on one board, and the optimizer never sends container work to a junk crew or vice versa.

Does it handle service windows?

Yes. 'Must arrive 8–10am' is honored in sequencing, tight windows are served first, and misses warn the dispatcher before publish — never silently.