NaviBatchImport and review
NaviBatch imports addresses from screenshots, long images, videos, files, pasted text and manual entry. Drivers review the stop list and map pins before routing. Since version 1.4.7, a location check lets drivers accept suggested locations, undo a choice and fix a misread Sort Number while adjusting a pin, and a missing-stop check shows why each number may be missing, with a “% not missing” estimate and a one-tap “Not Missing” option.
Navigate by groups
Organize a route into groups. Send up to 14 planned delivery addresses from the selected group to Apple Maps in one action, then return to NaviBatch for the next group. Apple Maps supplies turn-by-turn navigation. Fourteen describes one handoff, not the total route size. Plan limits still apply.
Two planning workflows
Freely reorderable lists can use full-route optimization. When company stop numbers reflect scan and loading order, preserve the overall sequence and optionally optimize only the selected group. Import method does not determine route type.
Platform, availability and pricing
US App Store checked October 29, 2026: public version 1.5.0, released October 25, 2026, for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. Free download. Optional Monthly Pro $9.99 and Annual Pro $59.99 in the US store, checked September 28, 2026. Regional prices, feature limits and trial terms are shown in the app and Apple purchase sheet.
The website’s route list and Saved Groups previews come from version 1.4.8 (10213); the other previews come from development build 1.4.3 (9231). Private address data is hidden. Current App Store screens may look different.
Recent App Store releases
- 1.5.0 (October 25, 2026): more complete video import: a stop that appears in a screen recording but is not read the first time is now re-read automatically from other frames; fewer false missing-stop alerts for videos, because numbers that are simply skipped in the list are recognized as skipped.
- 1.4.9 (October 22, 2026): when a stop added to the list later reuses an existing stop number, both stops now import; the added one shows as “23A” with an orange “Added · Label #23” tag and a “+” badge on its map pin; more reliable import for screens with one- or two-digit stop numbers, so numbers printed on map pins no longer replace a stop number or cause a screen to be skipped.
- 1.4.8 (October 21, 2026): a redesigned route list with one row per stop showing its stop number, street and city, with Navigate and Delivered buttons and a Navigate group button for each group; a redesigned menu that puts navigation first and shows whether a Pro plan renews, is in a free trial or needs a payment update; full app interface in German, French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and Traditional Chinese; more reliable address locations for routes outside the US; Sort Numbers printed with “#” (for example #523) recognized for every source label; an empty route now starts from the driver’s current location.
- 1.4.7 (October 17, 2026): smoother Smart Import progress, with missed Sort Numbers re-read in parallel; automatic retry when the connection or server is briefly busy; a redesigned location check with “Use This Location” and “Use All,” undo, and fixing a misread Sort Number while adjusting a pin; a redesigned missing-stop check that shows why each number may be missing, with a “% not missing” estimate, one-tap “Not Missing” and undo, and keeps those choices across launches; when one Sort Number is printed on two cards, the multi-package card is kept; app interface in English, Simplified Chinese and Spanish.
- 1.4.5 (October 13, 2026): tapping Delivered in Saved Groups marks the group completed and moves it to the bottom with Undo; very long single-page PDFs that were previously rejected now import normally.
- 1.4.4 (October 2, 2026): faster batch address recognition from PDFs and long images in Smart Import, improved PDF display with file names and page counts, and a cleaner home screen.
What NaviBatch is not
- Not a fleet dispatch or driver-tracking dashboard.
- Not a replacement for Apple Maps navigation.
- Not available for Android.
- Not a guarantee of the shortest possible route or of error-free address recognition; drivers review addresses before routing.
Product boundaries
NaviBatch is not affiliated with Apple or delivery platforms. This Driver App site focuses on the confirmed Apple Maps workflow. Version 1.5.0 also offers Google Maps handoff. Amap handoff has been paused since version 1.3.8, so the Amap footage on this site is historical 1.3.7 evidence. Tesla Beta is an iOS share-sheet testing workflow, not a verified direct Tesla app or vehicle integration.