Upload your warehouse layout and today's open tasks. Get back the shortest picking sequence — no WMS replacement, no integration project, no enterprise sales call.
Picking is typically the largest share of warehouse labor cost, and a large part of that time is spent walking — not picking. Industry studies on route optimization report cutting travel time by roughly 15–55% once a real routing layer replaces fixed, aisle-by-aisle patterns.
Fixed patterns or memorized routes, with backtracking as orders come in out of sequence.
Same nine stops, resequenced to minimize backtracking and total distance walked.
You don't need to touch your WMS to try this.
Give us your aisles and bin locations as a simple grid or CSV — no CAD file, no IT ticket required.
Upload the open pick list — order ID, item, bin location, priority — exported from whatever system you already run.
See the shortest pick order, with an estimate of the distance and time saved versus your current route.
Define aisles and bins on a basic grid, or upload a CSV of bin locations directly.
Bring in your open pick tasks from any system that can export a spreadsheet.
Resequences tasks to minimize total travel distance across your actual layout.
See estimated distance and time saved versus your current picking order.
Pickers can open their optimized route on any phone or tablet browser.
Export the optimized sequence as a simple sheet for sites that pick on paper.
Built from years of doing this warehouse-side, and put here to actually be useful — not to fence off behind a signup or a price. Upload your layout and tasks, get your route. That's it.
No signup, no waitlist. If it's useful, or you run into something confusing, that feedback is what keeps this improving.