Home by six, even as a IT technician.
Plotr puts a self-employed IT technician's client visits in the smartest driving order, by itself. Fewer detours, more billed hours, no account.
In the App Store from 2 November, on Google Play in January. Made in Belgium.

A day as a IT technician
Wi-Fi that doesn't work at a hairdresser, a printer at an accountant, a server at a garage: short call-outs at small businesses, each with opening hours. You plan around your customers' closing times, not around your own drive.
What Plotr does for a IT technician
- Opening hours as a time window per customer; Plotr respects them.
- Call-outs in the smartest order, with arrival times for whoever is waiting for you.
- Recurring maintenance comes back onto your list when it's scheduled.
How it works
Type in your visits
Name and address, or pick them from your contacts. For today or tomorrow.
The order appears
By itself. From home or from where you are, and back home. Change something and Plotr re-sorts.
Tap Go
Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps opens, the app you already use. Leave a customer and Plotr asks: done?




What it costs
€29 a month or €290 a year, after a two-week trial. People on the list can take lifetime for €499 at launch. One detour less a week and it's paid for.
Everything stays on your phone
Your clients, addresses and visits are never sent to us. Works offline once addresses are saved.
Questions I get a lot
What exactly is Plotr Pro's?
Isn't this just Google Maps?
The order isn't right for me. Can I change it myself?
What is "Arrival detection" and what does it do with my location?
What does Plotr cost?
Also for
Home by six. Every day.
Join the list. You hear first, and the founder price is yours.
In the App Store from 2 November, on Google Play in January. Made in Belgium.