Turn-by-turn navigation to your next stop
The road route to the property the swarm just handed you — no typing addresses.
Get to the next property, fast
When the swarm assigns you a stop, Snowmass gives you turn-by-turn directions to it. You never type an address or switch to another app — the property the fleet chose is already loaded as your destination.
Real road routes
Directions follow real roads, not a straight line across the map. Snowmass uses road routing so the path you're given is one you can actually drive, accounting for the street network between you and the property.
A dependable fallback
If road routing can't be reached for a moment, Snowmass falls back to a direct point-to-point heading so you're never left with a blank screen. You'll always have a bearing to the next stop, even in a brief connectivity dip.
It updates with the swarm
Because your next stop is chosen live, your navigation target updates when the swarm does. Finish a property and the route reorients to the next best one automatically — you're always being guided to the work you should actually do next, not a stale pin from an hour ago.
Why it matters
In a whiteout, at 3 a.m., in an unfamiliar subdivision, you shouldn't be fumbling with addresses. Navigation keeps your attention on the road and the lot, and turns "where am I going next?" into a question you never have to ask.
Updated 2026-08-09
In this topic
- The real-time ops dashboard
- Proactive failure alerts
- The live interactive map
- Reserve a stop for a machine
- Reopen a completed or skipped stop
- How the live fleet feed stays current
- Join a run and start your shift
- Pause and resume a run
- Device handoff — newest device wins
- Leaving a run and breakdown recall
- Dispatcher FAQ: reading the board during a storm