Errands

Build a concert into your route

A concert isn't a quick errand — it's a fixed point with a long stay that the rest of your trip has to bend around. Mini Detour treats the venue as a stop on your route and budgets the evening properly.

Typical stop
120 min
Hours sensitivity
High
Ranked by detour
on your route
Mini Detour on iPhone: the trip map with your route and the numbered stops along it

Concert: why the timing matters

A concert has a hard start time and a long stay, so what matters is arriving in time and planning the trip around it. Mini Detour treats it as high-sensitivity and reserves a real block in the timeline rather than a token stop.

Concert: how Mini Detour plans the stop

Add the venue to your plan with a long dwell; Mini Detour ranks the route by detour and keeps any earlier errands honest against the concert's timing. The evening is budgeted as an evening.

Feature films

Open on arrival

Asking whether a shop is open now is the wrong question: Mini Detour checks the opening hours for the time you arrive and gives every result a clear verdict.

All feature films
Still from the Mini Detour film “Open on arrival”

Questions

Can I run errands on the way to a concert?
Yes. A concert is one stop in a plan, so you can chain a bite to eat or a parcel drop before it, each ranked by detour.
Does it hold a long block for the show?
Yes. The dwell is yours to set long, and Mini Detour keeps the rest of the trip's timing consistent with it.

Run this errand without leaving your route

Mini Detour plans the whole trip around the stops you actually need — open when you arrive, ranked by the smallest detour.

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The stops you need, on the route you're already driving.
Mini Detour is an independent app. Opening hours and places come from Google and OpenStreetMap and can be out of date; always confirm before relying on a stop.