Free multi-stop route planner

Daymilo puts today’s stops in the fastest driving order — errands, appointments, pickups — without an account.

Google Maps often won’t reorder what you typed and limits how many stops fit; paste or add your list here, hit Optimize, then open each stop in your maps app or copy the ordered list.

Free · no signup · share a read-only link when someone else runs the loop.

Paste your addresses, get the best route, and send the link to your driver.

Plan your route freeSee how it works in under 2 minutes — then try it with your own stops.

Today’s errands

Paste or add stops · Optimize · Share

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      Paste your stops

      Copy 2 to 200 addresses from Excel, Notes or a message — one per line.

      No list at hand?

      Or enable and click to place a stop
      Finish Round trip

        Paste or add at least 2 stops

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        About Daymilo

        Daymilo puts today’s stops in the fastest driving order — errands, appointments, pickups — without an account.

        Google Maps often won’t reorder what you typed and limits how many stops fit; paste or add your list here, hit Optimize, then open each stop in your maps app or copy the ordered list.

        Free · no signup · share a read-only link when someone else runs the loop.

        How it works

        Add or paste stops, hit Optimize route, then open each stop in your maps app or copy the ordered list. Leave Finish empty for a round trip back to start. Share creates a read-only link — no signup.

        Frequently asked questions

        Does Daymilo replace Google Maps navigation?

        No — it decides stop order; you navigate per stop in Maps/Apple Maps or copy the ordered list.

        How is this different from Google Maps multiple stops?

        Maps keeps your typed order and caps stops; Daymilo reorders for a shorter drive and handles longer lists.

        Do I need to sign up?

        No. Optimize and share without an account.

        What’s the Errands vs Courier tab?

        Both use the same optimizer. Errands is for your own day of stops. Courier is for routes you send to a driver: each stop opens in Maps one by one.

        Can I share the route?

        Yes — Share creates a read-only /p/{id} link (not for search indexing).