Cleaner Routes: Today's Stops

Six houses today. The third one has a gate code you wrote on a receipt, the fourth one changed to the side door this week, and somewhere between house two and house three you stop trusting your own memory about whether you already did house two.

Cleaner Routes keeps your clients, your days, and your route on one screen — stored on your phone, shown one stop at a time.

The home you're going to next is the biggest thing on the screen — client name, address, the time window, and the access note you need before you get out of the car. Below it, the rest of the day in order. Below that, what you've already finished, with the time you finished it.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Add your clients once: name, address, phone, and the standing notes that matter — gate codes, key locations, pets, products to avoid.
2. Schedule each visit on its day, with a time window. Flip between days with one tap.
3. Ask for a suggested stop order and the app works one out on your phone from the addresses — shortest path first, shown on a map with numbered pins. Keep it, or drag the stops into your own order.
4. Tap Directions and Apple Maps opens on that address. Tap Mark Complete when you're done — the next home slides into its place.

WHAT'S IN IT

- Your whole book of business on the phone: clients, standing access notes, and every day's visits — yesterday, today, tomorrow, any day.
- One tap to complete a stop — from the big card, from the list with a swipe, or from inside the home's own screen. Undo puts a stop back in its place, not at the bottom.
- A suggested driving order computed on the device, clearly labeled, never forced — you can always reorder by hand.
- Your progress is saved the moment you tap. Close the app, take a call, restart the phone — the day is where you left it.
- A CSV backup of your clients and visits, handed to the share sheet — your data walks out the door with you whenever you want.
- No account and no tracking. The only thing that ever leaves the phone is an address sent to Apple's geocoding service when you ask for a suggested order.
- Dark mode and larger text sizes throughout.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY

The suggested order is straight-line shortest-path, not live-traffic routing — it's a good order for a day of nearby homes, and you can always override it by dragging. There are no photos, no checklists, no invoices, no reminders, and no