Door-to-door distribution
Flyers, menus, door hangers, samples. Sell a footprint, walk it, invoice against proof.
Distribution mapping & live GPS tracking
Every door
accounted for.
Cut distribution footprints from real census geography, watch your crews walk them in real time, and hand the customer proof the route was covered. One system, start to finish.
- Census ACS block groups
- Live GPS
- Shareable customer maps
- PDF proof exports
Why mpper
Mapping and tracking are one job. Almost nobody builds them that way.
Census tools will help you draw a territory. Fleet trackers will show you a dot moving across town. Neither can tell you whether the route you sold actually got walked — that answer lives in the gap between two products that were never introduced. mpper is both halves in one system: the footprint you planned and the GPS trail that covered it, on the same map, so the proof writes itself.
A mapping tool
The territory, drawn. No idea who walked it.
A fleet tracker
A dot, moving. No idea what it was supposed to cover.
mpper
The plan and the walk on one map. 340 of 340 doors, and a link your customer can open.
Three products, one account
Plan it. Watch it. Prove it.
Map
Census & footprints
Build territories from real block groups, with the household numbers to back the decision.
See what Map does→
Track
Crews in real time
Live status, battery, and who is inside which footprint this minute — with alerts when that changes.
See what Track does→
Share
Proof for the customer
A live link during the drop, a PDF record after it. Scoped to their route and nothing else.
See what Share does→
Map — plan the ground
Footprints built from real geography.
Pull census block groups, tracts, and ZIP areas onto the map, keep the ones you want, and save the result. What you get is an actual boundary — not a shape somebody eyeballed over a street map.
- Census layers on demand — block groups, tracts and ZCTAs, drawn for whatever you're looking at.
- The numbers behind a drop — households, income and occupancy from the ACS, totalled for your selection.
- Pins and radii — geocode an address, ring it by the mile, take the geography inside it.
- Thematic shading and density filters — see where the households actually are before you commit a crew.
- Print it — hand the crew a PDF that matches the map on screen.
Census selection
Selected 3 block groups
Households 2,418
Median income $61,300
Track — watch the walk
Where the crew is, right now.
Every tracker reports as it moves. See who's working, who's stopped, and who's inside which footprint — without calling anyone to ask.
- Status at a glance — reporting, idle, or gone quiet, with battery on every device.
- Footprint occupancy — which routes have someone in them this minute, and which don't.
- Alerts when it matters — a crew entering or leaving an area, or a tracker going dark.
- The day, replayed — scrub back through the trail to see how a route was actually covered.
- Photos from the field — geotagged verification shots pinned where they were taken.
Devices · live
12
Truck 4 — Reyes
87%
03
Van 2 — Okafor
64%
07
Walker 7 — Diaz
41%
09
Trailer 1
12%
2 reporting
1 idle
1 quiet
Who it's for
Built for door distribution. It fits wherever crews cover ground.
The pattern is always the same: somebody has to decide which households to cover, somebody has to walk them, and somebody has to be shown it happened.
Home services canvassing
Roofing, solar, pest, lawn. Sweep a storm-damaged area without covering the same street twice.
Political & advocacy canvassing
Cut walk lists by block group, then show the campaign which precincts were actually knocked.
Newspaper & circular delivery
Route coverage by carrier, with a record when a customer says their block was missed.
Field surveys & outreach
Census-style collection, public-health outreach, utility notices — coverage you can report on.
Municipal & utility field work
Inspections, meter reads, code enforcement. Assign areas and see them get closed out.
How a job runs
Three steps, one system.
STEP 01 — PLAN
Cut the footprint
Drop a pin on the target, ring it by the mile, take the block groups inside. Check the household count before you commit a crew.
STEP 02 — WALK
Send the crew
Trackers report as they move. You see who's in the footprint, who's stopped, and you get told when someone leaves it.
STEP 03 — PROVE
Hand over the record
The customer gets a live link during the drop and a PDF after it — the route they paid for, and the route that was walked.
Get started
Put your next route on the map.
Bring your own trackers or ask us about hardware. Either way, the mapping, the live view and the customer's proof come from one place.