Hey everyone, 07. I've been doing a ton of multi-stop hauling lately, and honestly, constantly wrestling with the mobiGlas contract manager at every single jump was driving me crazy. Trying to remember which station gets the Titanium and which gets the Aluminum is a massive pain, especially when you have a massive hold to fill. I tried to just use pen and paper to keep track of the missions, but that didn't speak XXI. century to me. To make my life easier, I built a web app and decided to release to the public. I call it AstroCargo SC Route Planner. It’s meant for haulers who just want a logical flight plan and a visibly easy to read document before they take off. Here is a quick breakdown of what it does: The Good Stuff It generates an easy-to-read, step-by-step timeline. You see exactly what you need to pick up or drop off at every stop, in order. If you're running a multi-crew ship, you can just send the manifest URL to your turret gunners or co-pilot so everyone is looking at the same plan. I added a light theme and a "Print Delivery Note" layout. It works great as a PDF to throw on your second monitor or even to print out if you're old school. The Downside Manual Entry... Because we don't have a live API from CIG for our active missions, you do have to manually feed it your stops, mission IDs, and commodities. Maybe in the future.... Is it annoying? A little... It takes a good 5 minutes of data entry before you leave. But taking that time up front takes way less time than manually checking your mobiGlas 15 times during a massive trade run. You can try it out here: https://route-planner.astrocargo.space I did load up a sample route so you can, see how it looks like without taking 5 minutes to load up sample data. Let me know what you guys think. If you run into bugs or have ideas to make it better, definitely drop a comment please. Thank you and see you in the 'verse!