1Start your day
Do your vehicle check, scan or add your stops, optimise the route, then start Drive mode.
How it worksFor UK delivery drivers
Every stop.
One smarter route.
Plan your round, scan parcel labels, find the right door — and get hands-free help from VeDa, the voice co-driver built in.
- Plan & optimise
- Scan & load
- Voice assistant
- Works offline
One subscription — VeDa's AI is included, never a separate upgrade. Pricing · Release status
V5 stops leftNext: Stop 1 · 5 Orchard Court
App illustration
MapStopsScanVeDa
A working day with VeDa
From the first scan to the last door
Everything you need for the round, in one app.
2Scan and load
Tap Scan a label or postcode, point the camera at the label and capture it. VeDa reads the full address on your phone and adds the stop.
How it works3Plan your route
Optimise orders your stops by road distance and respects time slots and any stop you pinned first or last. Re-optimise after changes; VeDa only re-orders for a meaningful saving.
How it works4Drive with VeDa
Tap Drive mode or Start navigation to this stop. The map follows you, and VeDa speaks only what you need.
How it works5Complete deliveries
As you arrive VeDa says, once, how many items are for that stop and any note that matters — nothing more.
How it works6Finish your round
VeDa keeps a to-do list for everything you still have to do — cards, proof photos, returns, letters, forms, depot and stock reminders — and warns you before a required item is late. Open it from the menu: Tasks & compliance.
How it worksThe VeDa map
Try the map — it works like the app
Optimise the stops still to do, complete one, restore it, report a road closure. Tap a pin for its note.
Demonstration · sample data
Stop 1
Round progress
6 stops left
Pick an action — nothing here is a real round.
A demonstration with fictional streets and stops. In the app the route follows real roads and real travel times, and the map shows your real round.
VeDa Live
Your co-driver is always with you.
Talk to VeDa naturally. She listens, understands delivery work, does it on the phone, and tells you plainly what she did.
- “Add a stop at 14 King Street”
- “Show me stop four”
- “Optimise my route”
- “What's my next stop”
- “Mark this stop as delivered”
- “Navigate to the nearest petrol station”
VeDa Live visual
The real VeDa Live hologram from the app, running in your browser.
Built for the real job
More than a route planner
Address search and rescue Partly available
Give VeDa the clues you have and she finds the real address: "find number 18 Arrow Close and add it properly", "this postcode looks wrong, find number 18 on this road", "find TSG near here" or "find Rose Cottage in this postcode".
Road closed? Say so
Say "VeDa, this road is closed".
Works without signal
Your round, notes and on-device VeDa keep working with no signal, and changes sync when you are back online.
Talk in their language
VeDa translates a conversation both ways, hands-free: you speak, VeDa says it in the customer's language; they answer, VeDa tells you what they said.
Fleets and managers
A company links drivers and vehicles so managers can see rounds, progress, exceptions and vehicle checks.
Your data
Label and van photo text is read on your phone.
The VeDa platform
One account. More ways to work.
VeDa Driver is available to try out now with the VeDa team; the wider platform is being built in the open — each part says honestly where it is.
VeDa One Pilot
One account with several roles — delivery driver, private hire, food courier, van owner, service worker, business, fleet manager and customer. A GB courier pilot runs today; the other roles are coming soon.
Explore VeDa OneVeDa Earn Registration open in the app — bookings and payments not yet
Genuine local work for people and businesses — van and car jobs, moving help, cleaning, trades, errands and crew jobs.
About VeDa EarnFor fleets Available
Companies, roles and invites, live rounds and vehicle checks — in the app today.
For fleetsLess stress. More deliveries.
See exactly what VeDa Driver does today, what it costs, and where its release stands.