Works offline
Core sorting runs from the depot’s on-device routing database.
Package routing for busy depot floors
Read less.
Sort faster.
Tap two characters from a postal code — V, then 8 — and PackSort names the driver and bay before the sorter finishes reading the label. This is the real app, mid-scan.
2 tapsusually all it takes
1–2mson-device resolution
Offlinesorting workflow
ACTUAL APP SCREEN
NO MAP LOOKUP
Today’s workflow
Read the address→Picture it on a map→Remember the route
PackSort replaces this with the smallest useful answer.
How it works
Only ask for what settles the route.
Most packages resolve from two postal-code characters. When they don’t, PackSort asks one focused follow-up instead of making a guess.
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Enter what you can read
Tap the first character after the province letter. Most labels resolve after just one tap.
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Only ask when it's not enough
If one character can't pick a single driver, PackSort asks for exactly the next one—resolved on device, even offline.
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Get the driver and bay
The name and bay appear in well under a second, with a one-tap way to flag it if it's wrong.
Built for the floor
Fast when it’s simple.
Careful when it isn’t.
PackSort handles shared postal areas, street splits and local exceptions without hiding uncertainty. The routing knowledge stays written, reviewable and portable between supported phones.
Request product informationNever guesses past a gap
Unknown or incomplete inputs are flagged instead of silently mis-sorted.
Learns corrections
Floor-confirmed corrections can take priority over derived routing data.
iPhone + Android
One depot configuration works across both supported mobile platforms.
Fewer decisions. Better sorts.