Apple Maps
Best fit for iPhone drivers who want the patent-pending one-push Apple Maps handoff and already prefer Apple navigation.
Real map handoff comparison for last-mile delivery
Apple Maps, Google Maps, and version-aware Amap status
NaviBatch helps last-mile delivery drivers import addresses, review the group, then open a navigation workflow. Current App Store version 1.3.8 confirms the Apple Maps handoff. Earlier 1.3.7 footage documents Google Maps and Amap as version-specific evidence; Amap is not presented as a current public handoff while overseas multi-stop reliability is validated.
What the video shows
The 50-second Remotion demo uses privacy-masked real-device footage from version 1.3.7 to show the same setup idea across three navigation apps: prepare a reviewed route group in NaviBatch, choose the map app, then check the route after handoff. Google Maps and Amap footage is retained as historical/version-specific evidence; Amap is not presented as a current 1.3.8 public handoff while reliability is validated. The video contains no Tesla handoff evidence.
14
reviewed addresses to Apple Maps per group
10
Google Maps addresses in version-specific 1.3.7 evidence
17
Amap addresses in 1.3.7 evidence; not current in 1.3.8
Last-mile delivery workflow support across 10 countries and regions
NaviBatch is built for delivery drivers who work from screenshots, route lists, pasted addresses, files, videos, and manual entry. The public claim is workflow support, not official courier-platform integration.
United States
Australia
United Kingdom
France
Singapore
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Canada
Germany
Verified App Store availability checked July 16, 2026: United States, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Singapore, Germany, and France. Workflow coverage can extend to additional regions, but it does not guarantee local App Store availability. Drivers should still review addresses before routing.
Help test Tesla Beta
NaviBatch lets testers select up to 5 delivery addresses and opens the standard iOS share sheet. The driver chooses a share destination. Direct multi-stop transfer to the Tesla app or vehicle has not been verified, and five is a NaviBatch selection limit rather than a confirmed Tesla receiving limit.
Use an iPhone and Tesla for delivery work? Tell us your iOS version, Tesla app version, vehicle model, whether Tesla appears in the share sheet, and what happens after sharing. Do not test while driving.
Join the driver testReal handoff screenshots
Google Maps
Documented in released 1.3.7 evidence. Treat Google Maps handoff as version-dependent unless verified in the installed 1.3.8 app.
Amap
Documented in released 1.3.7 evidence. Not presented as a current 1.3.8 public handoff while overseas multi-stop reliability is validated.
Map handoff comparison
This table separates the current confirmed 1.3.8 Apple Maps handoff from older 1.3.7 version-specific map evidence. It is not an affiliation claim; NaviBatch is independent from the navigation apps listed here.
| Navigation app | Confirmed or configured group limit | Driver workflow fit | Review step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Maps | Up to 14 reviewed delivery addresses per group | iPhone-first delivery drivers who want to reduce repeated Apple Maps setup. | Review addresses and group order in NaviBatch, then check the Apple Maps route. |
| Google Maps | Up to 10 in released 1.3.7 evidence; verify in installed 1.3.8 before current-use claims | Drivers who prefer Google Maps but do not want to rebuild every delivery stop manually. | Review detected addresses before opening the route in Google Maps. |
| Amap | Up to 17 in released 1.3.7 evidence; not presented as current in 1.3.8 | Drivers who use Amap or Chinese-language map workflows. | Review the delivery group in NaviBatch and check the route in Amap before driving. |
| Tesla Beta | Up to 5 selected addresses in NaviBatch's share test; not a verified Tesla receiving limit | Delivery drivers using iPhone and Tesla who want to help test the experimental share workflow. | NaviBatch opens the iOS share sheet. Choose the destination and review the result; direct Tesla transfer is not verified. |
Apple's public App Store record confirms version 1.3.8 as the current release as of July 20, 2026. Apple Maps remains the confirmed public handoff. The Google Maps and Amap media on this page comes from released 1.3.7 evidence and should be treated as version-specific unless verified in the installed 1.3.8 app. Tesla Beta still requires a separate driver test of the iOS share sheet and the result after sharing.
Why handoff matters for delivery drivers
Route planning advice often focuses only on optimization. In real delivery work, the first bottleneck can be route setup: screenshots, videos, dispatch lists, file imports, pasted text, apartment details, and duplicate-looking addresses all need review before navigation.
NaviBatch focuses on that setup step. It prepares a route group, keeps the address review visible, then hands the group to the selected navigation app. The navigation app remains responsible for turn-by-turn navigation.
FAQ
Which countries and regions does NaviBatch support for last-mile delivery workflows?
NaviBatch supports last-mile delivery route setup workflows in primary countries and regions including the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, France, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada, and Germany. Verified App Store availability checked on July 16, 2026 includes the United States, Australia, Canada, United Kingdom, Singapore, Germany, and France. Workflow support does not guarantee local App Store availability.
Does NaviBatch replace Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Amap?
No. NaviBatch prepares and reviews delivery route groups. The selected navigation app handles navigation after handoff.
How many addresses can NaviBatch send to each map app?
Current App Store version 1.3.8 supports up to 14 reviewed addresses per Apple Maps group. Earlier 1.3.7 evidence documented up to 10 Google Maps addresses and up to 17 Amap addresses, but those options should be described as version-dependent unless verified in the installed 1.3.8 app. Amap is not presented as current while overseas multi-stop reliability is validated.
What is the current Google Maps and Amap release status?
Current App Store version 1.3.8 confirms Apple Maps handoff. Earlier 1.3.7 evidence documented Google Maps and Amap handoff, but those options should be described as version-dependent unless verified in the installed 1.3.8 app. Amap is not presented as current while overseas multi-stop reliability is validated.
Does Tesla Beta send a route directly to the Tesla app or vehicle?
Not currently. NaviBatch prepares up to 5 selected addresses and opens the standard iOS share sheet. The driver chooses a share destination. Direct multi-stop transfer into the Tesla app or vehicle has not been verified.
Why is it called Tesla Beta?
The share workflow still needs testing across iPhone, iOS, Tesla app, vehicle, and regional combinations. NaviBatch is recruiting delivery drivers to report whether Tesla appears in the share sheet and what happens after sharing.
Why compare route handoff instead of only route optimization?
Many delivery drivers already prefer a navigation app. The painful step is often importing, checking, and opening many delivery addresses without rebuilding the route by hand.
Is NaviBatch officially affiliated with these map apps?
No. NaviBatch is independent and is not affiliated with Apple, Google, Amap/AutoNavi/Gaode, Tesla, or other courier and navigation platforms.
Does country support mean official courier integration?
No. NaviBatch supports route setup workflows used by last-mile drivers in those markets. It is not an official integration or partner of local delivery companies, courier platforms, or marketplace apps.
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