Not a shrunken iPhone.
- Today and To Do
- A timer for the trip in progress
- Quick departures and returns
- Dark, large readings, with one main action per screen
- Data syncs when you open the Watch app
PLATFORMS
Every device does what it does best.
A single app supports iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch, plus widgets. Layouts adapt to the available width and display fully everywhere from Split View to ultrawide displays.
01 / IPHONE
The driver’s main tool, built for one hand.
- Home
- A customizable Today dashboard
- Tabs
- Today, Operations, ⊕ Quick Actions, Fleet, More
- Quick Actions
- Depart or return directly, or open maintenance, inspections, work orders and reminders
- Trip in progress
- While a vehicle is out, the trip timer and a Return button appear above the tab bar (iOS 26.1 and later)
- Search
- Global search, with saved views for the filters you use most
02 / IPAD
Dispatch on the big screen, or act as the host.
- Layout
- Wide screens show a sidebar; narrower widths such as Split View switch to a tab bar automatically
- Dispatch timeline
- The timeline flags schedule conflicts; drag a standby vehicle onto it to depart
- Dashboard
- Arranged in 4 or 6 columns based on the available width
- Multi-user sync
- Can act as the local network host
03 / MAC
A professional console for the office.
- Layout
- A single sidebar layout; trip records can switch between list and table
- Controls
- Menu commands and keyboard shortcuts
- Reports
- Dashboard, reports and export, backups and data import
- Windows
- Rearranges at any window size, with support for ultrawide displays
Readings on your Home Screen.
- Home Screen and Lock Screen, with configurable metrics
- Metrics use the same calculations as the dashboard
- Quick Depart in Control Center
- A Return button in Live Activities
- Widgets on Apple Watch, too
06 / CARPLAY
CarPlay: Supported (Apple-approved Driving Task category)
Starting with 7.0, FleetDispatch supports CarPlay: see the active trip, dispatch quickly from your usual vehicles, check to-dos, and hand frequent places to Maps for navigation. For safety, there’s no typing in the car; enter the ending odometer on iPhone after you park.
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Design principles
- Uses only Apple’s CarPlay system templates
- Every action takes two steps at most, with no text entry
- No charts or long text