Add US addresses by typing or by scanning a label with the camera, and MiliRoute puts your stops in the quickest driving order. Free for routes up to 10 stops.
Free for routes up to 10 stops • No credit card • Android and web
Eight well-known places across Manhattan and Brooklyn, listed in the order below, with Grand Central Terminal as the start and One World Trade Center area as the finish.
| Driving distance | Driving time | |
|---|---|---|
| Order as listed | 85.9 km | 3 h 24 min |
| MiliRoute's order | 37.9 km | 1 h 59 min |
This is one real run of MiliRoute's optimizer on 24 October 2026. Driving times are Google's estimates for average traffic, not live traffic. The stops were listed in no particular order, so the list was far from the best order. If you already plan your day carefully, the gap will be smaller. The only fair test is your own stops: run tomorrow's route and compare.
Street addresses with a ZIP code, such as 350 5th Ave, New York, NY 10118, or just the street and city. The scanner also reads ZIP and ZIP+4 codes and ordinals such as "5th Ave".
Phones set to the United States start with miles and show dollar amounts for the fuel cost you enter. You can change both in App Settings.
Routes of up to 10 stops are free. Premium has no stop limit and costs A$15 a month or A$140 a year, charged in Australian dollars. Both plans have every feature. See pricing for a dated comparison with other apps.
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Yes. Address search and the camera scanner accept addresses in the United States, as well as Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom. The route optimizer uses Google driving times, which cover the US road network.
Phones set to the United States start with miles. You can switch between miles and kilometres in App Settings.
Routes of up to 10 stops are free with no credit card. Premium, with no stop limit, is A$15 a month or A$140 a year. Prices are charged in Australian dollars, so your card issuer shows the amount in your own currency.
MiliRoute runs on Android and in any web browser, including Safari on an iPhone. A native iPhone app is on the way.
Also available for Canada, UK, Australia.
Last reviewed: 24 October 2026