For other route operators
Irrigation software for the two busiest weeks of the year
Spring startups and fall blowouts are a routing problem: hundreds of stops in a short window. CutRoute densifies the route, keeps zone notes per property, and bills on completion.
What it fixes
Built around how this work actually runs
Seasonal surge routing
Batch by neighborhood and get through the startup list in days, not weeks.
Property system notes
Controller location, zone count, backflow type — on the stop card.
Repair tickets
Log the broken head during the startup; schedule the repair from the same screen.
Season-mode routing shared with our snow product.
Everything included
The same five tools, every vertical
Running the day
Drop the jobs on a day.
Works with no signal
Most apps quit the second you lose signal.
Spray records
Spray records are the part of this job that can cost you your license.
Customers and quotes
Pull up a house and we'll measure the yard off the satellite photo.
Getting paid
Mark a job finished and the invoice goes out with your logo on it.
What's making money
Money coming in is easy to see.
Waitlist
Early access for other route operators
Tell us what you run. Waitlist members shape the other route features and lock in founding pricing.
Questions
When does CutRoute launch?
Snow is ready end of September 2026, with 14 days free to get your lots and routes set up. The rest — lawn, spray records, quoting — lands late winter, before mowing starts. People on the waitlist get in first and keep the founding price.
Does it work on a phone in the truck?
That's what it's built for, on whatever your crew already carries. iPhone, Android, iPad and Android tablets all run the whole app from day one, and it works in a web browser too. Put a tablet in the dash for directions and the day's list, keep a phone in your pocket for logging as you walk the yard, or just use one for both.
Can I bring my customer list from another tool?
Yes, CSV import from any spreadsheet or export.