Whether it’s a quick trip from A to B or a full day tour with many stops: Skynet Navigator calculates the optimal route – with address search, speed camera alerts, and export as PDF or Excel. 100 % free, no installation.
Skynet Navigator is one tool – with two focus areas. Choose your starting point:
A quick route from A to B or a day out with several stops. Enter an address, see the shortest route, hit the road – no frills.
Day tours with many stops in the optimal order – for service teams, skilled trades, delivery services, and sales. Saves kilometers, time, and fuel.
Whether it’s a personal trip or a commercial day tour – these features are always included.
Multiple stops are automatically arranged in the shortest order – instead of tediously sorting them by hand. Saves noticeable kilometers and time on a full day tour.
Download the finished route as a print-ready PDF for the road – or as an Excel sheet with all stops, times, and distances for further processing.
Save frequently visited addresses and contacts once and reuse them again and again – with name, contact person, and notes. No more retyping.
Stationary speed cameras right along the calculated route are shown on the map – with the speed limit where known. Data source: OpenStreetMap.
No fees, no subscription, no hidden costs, and no sign-up. Skynet Navigator runs instantly in your browser – on smartphone, tablet, and PC.
Maps, address search, and routing are built on established open-source services – no vendor lock-in, with regularly updated data.
Driving times with current traffic and congestion alerts. Multi-day tours are automatically split into realistic daily legs with arrival times.
If a tour day ends away from home, the Navigator automatically suggests suitable hotels – filterable by price, stars, and rating. Booked hotels appear in the driver PDF.
One tap is all it takes and the Navigator sits as an app on your home screen – starts faster, works offline too, and keeps itself up to date automatically.
Every chapter with everything you need to know about Skynet Navigator: from quick start and address entry through route optimization and multi-day tours to the pro settings — plus an in-depth FAQ and glossary. For beginners and power users alike.
Skynet Navigator is completely free. There are no paid plans, no subscription, no hidden costs, and no ads in the tool.
No. The route planner works instantly, with no sign-up. If you want to save tours across devices, you can optionally generate a cloud link — a URL with a built-in key that takes the place of a password and email address.
Practically unlimited. Optimization runs right in your browser and is built for typical field service, trades, and delivery tours – dozens to hundreds of stops per tour without performance issues.
Skynet Navigator uses OpenStreetMap data together with Leaflet for map rendering, Nominatim for address geocoding, and OSRM for driving-route calculation. All three are established open-source projects that are updated regularly.
No. The Navigator records no GPS data and transmits no live location. It processes only the addresses you enter manually in order to calculate an optimal route.
Yes. Simply drag and drop a CSV file. Format: one address per line, optionally followed by the dwell time in minutes — separated by a semicolon or comma. Excel files can be saved as CSV in Excel or LibreOffice with a single click.
Yes. Once the route is calculated, you can download a print-ready PDF. It includes the optimized stop order, all addresses, estimated arrival and departure times, the total distance in kilometers, the total duration and – if you entered a fuel price and consumption – the fuel costs.
Yes. Skynet Navigator runs on any current smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop PC – and can optionally be installed as an app on your home screen. The app starts faster, works offline too, and updates itself automatically.
Anywhere multiple stops need to be visited in the best possible order: roofing and solar installation, plumbing/HVAC and electrical trades, service and maintenance technicians, field sales, outpatient care and social services, delivery and courier services, furniture and moving services, mobile cleaning and facility services, event and signage technology.
The Navigator uses a two-stage algorithm: nearest neighbor delivers a fast initial solution, then 2-opt iteratively improves the stop order. For typical day tours the result comes very close to the mathematical optimum and, in practice, saves 15 to 30 percent of driving distance compared with a manually sorted order.
No account, no credit card, no installation. Just get going.
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