In development — coming 2026
Multi-drop courier software, built for the van
Every round, every drop, every proof of delivery — on the driver's phone, working whether the signal does or not. Built for the people doing the drops, not the people watching a dashboard.
A run sheet on the passenger seat. Photos buried in a WhatsApp group. Software that gives up the second a drop is down a lane with no bars. Multi-drop work runs on all three today. It shouldn't have to.
No signal, no problem
Drops, statuses and photos are captured on the device the moment they happen, and sync themselves when the signal returns. Nothing waits on a bar of 4G.
Proof of delivery that holds up
Signature, photo and timestamp locked to the drop record once captured — evidence you can actually stand behind in a dispute.
The whole round, in order
The day's drops sequenced into one route, one tap into turn-by-turn — instead of punching in each postcode as you go.
iPhone and Android, equally
Whatever your drivers already carry works, with the same features on both — built for the two together from day one, not one platform ported across to the other as an afterthought.
Where we're up to
Vanround is in active development. The hard parts — offline sync, photo handling, proof of delivery — are being built first, because they're what everything else depends on out on the road. We're working with a small number of courier firms from the start, so it's shaped around real rounds rather than assumptions about them.
Run a courier firm?
We'd rather build this with a few operators than guess. If you run rounds and something above sounds familiar, we'd like a word.
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