The live view of the running day

While a route is being driven, the dashboard shows how far it has got: which stops are done, which one is in progress, which are still open.

Step by step

1. Open the Dashboard.
2. Today's routes are listed with their stops.
3. It refreshes by itself while you are using the page.

Good to know

It stops after two minutes of no activity, on purpose. A notice appears with a button to resume.

This is not thrift. On 19 August 2026 the whole app stopped: the database bills compute time, not queries, and it falls asleep by itself after a few quiet minutes. The dashboard was waking it every thirty seconds without ever asking whether anyone was sitting in front of it. One forgotten tab kept it awake all night and used up the month's allowance.

A visible tab is not proof that anyone is there. The common case is an open, visible, ignored tab on a second screen. So what counts is activity — a tap, a key, a scroll — not visibility.

The resume button does not reload the page. It fetches fresh data and lets the polling continue. A real reload would also throw away your map view, the route you had selected and how far you had scrolled.

What it does not do

It is not vehicle tracking. GardyProp shows the progress a technician reports by completing stops, not where the van is. A browser gives a web page no position in the background, on any phone.

There is no history. The live view is about today.