Find supermarkets on your route, ranked by detour

Jornee searches the whole corridor ahead, not just what is nearby, so you see every supermarket on the way and how many minutes each one adds.

Works for cars, HGVs, motorbikes and EVs

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How to find supermarkets on your route

To find supermarkets on your route, run an on-route search in Jornee filtered to the supermarket category: it checks every supermarket along the corridor you are driving, not a radius around one point, and ranks each by the extra minutes it costs to stop. A supermarket 200 metres off a slip road with a 3-minute detour ranks above one that looks closer on a straight-line map but sits behind a longer local road. Add the open-now filter and the list drops any store that is closed when you would arrive, so a grocery stop planned an hour ahead does not end at a locked door.

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Why detour minutes beat straight-line distance

Most map searches rank results by how close a pin sits to your current position, which says nothing about how long it actually takes to get there and back onto your route. Jornee calculates detour time as the difference between your route with the stop added and your route without it, shown in minutes, so a supermarket that is a mile away by road but only two minutes off your path can outrank one that looks closer on the map but needs a slow local road to reach. That matters most on long corridors like the M6 or the A2, where a wrong pick can cost ten minutes you did not plan for.

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Filtering to the supermarket you actually want

Jornee's supermarket results sit alongside filters for brand, open-now status, and other facilities at the same stop, such as fuel or a toilet, so you can narrow a long list down to a single choice before you leave. Pair the supermarket category with a fuel or food filter to plan a single stop that covers more than one need, rather than taking two separate exits. The same corridor search also covers EV charging, truck parking, and rest and service areas, so a family road trip or a delivery run can plan every stop in one pass instead of switching apps partway through.

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After you pick a supermarket, Jornee hands off to your nav app

Tap a result and Jornee hands off to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze, whichever you already use, to guide you off the route and back on. Jornee finds and ranks the stops; it does not replace the navigation app you already trust. The free tier covers 3 route searches a day and 25 in total, enough for most trips, and Jornee runs on iOS and Android.

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Built for every driver

One app, four driving modes: you pick, Jornee filters.

Switch between car, HGV, motorbike or EV. The map only shows stops that physically fit your vehicle: HGV-rated services, EV chargers with the right connector, height and weight restrictions baked in.

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Ionity, Tesla, GridServe, Osprey
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Service areas with overnight bays
Live stops
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Filtered by detour minutes
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Frequently asked questions

How do I find supermarkets on my route?
Enter your route into Jornee and run an on-route search filtered to the supermarket category. Jornee checks the whole corridor you are driving, not just a radius around your current position, and ranks every supermarket by detour minutes, the real added driving time to stop there and rejoin your route.
Does Jornee search near me or along my whole route?
Jornee searches your whole planned route, sometimes called a route corridor, rather than a radius around a single point. That means a supermarket 40 miles ahead on your corridor shows up in the results with its detour cost, not just the stores closest to where you are right now.
Can I filter supermarket results to ones that are open now?
Yes. Jornee's open-now filter drops any supermarket that will be closed by the time you would realistically arrive. You can combine it with a brand filter if you are looking for a specific chain.
What does "ranked by detour" mean for a supermarket stop?
Detour is the extra driving time a stop adds, calculated as your route time with the supermarket included minus your route time without it, shown in minutes. A supermarket that adds 3 minutes ranks above one that adds 11, even if the 11-minute stop looks closer on a straight-line map.
Will Jornee navigate me to the supermarket?
No. Jornee finds and ranks supermarket stops along your route; it hands off navigation to your existing app, Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze, once you pick a result. Use Jornee to decide which supermarket to stop at, then use your nav app to get there.
Is finding supermarkets on my route free?
Yes, on Jornee's free tier, which includes 3 route searches a day and 25 in total across iOS and Android. Higher-usage tiers exist for drivers who search more often.