Errands

Charge on the route you're already driving

A charger a long way off your corridor costs you more time than the charge is worth. Mini Detour keeps EV charging on the road you're actually taking and folds it into the same plan as the rest of your errands.

Typical stop
30 min
Hours sensitivity
Low
Ranked by detour
on your route

Why timing matters for EV charging

Charging is a low-hours-sensitivity stop — most sites run around the clock — so what matters here is the detour and the dwell, not closing time. Mini Detour budgets a real charging window into your arrival estimates instead of pretending the stop is instant.

How Mini Detour plans a EV charging stop

Add charging to your plan and Mini Detour places it where it costs the least detour, alongside any other errands. It reserves a typical charging window in the timeline so the arrival times downstream stay honest.

Questions

Is this a replacement for a full charging planner?
No. Mini Detour plans a charging stop into an errand route; it isn't a battery-curve trip planner. It reserves a sensible charging window and keeps the stop on your corridor.
Can I combine charging with other errands?
Yes. Charging is one category among many, so a plan can chain a charge with groceries or a parcel drop, each ranked by the detour it adds.

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 Opening hours and places come from Google and OpenStreetMap and can be out of date; always confirm before relying on a stop.