Type an origin and destination (city, address, or place name). Add optional stops. Choose road preferences (avoid highway, tolls, or ferry) and a route color. Hit Build Route — the route appears on your map and saves to your active Trip Package instantly.

Tap the pin button next to Origin to fill in your current GPS coordinates automatically. The map will pan to your position and show the blue position dot.

After building a route, use Find Along Route to search for gas stations, restaurants, hotels, hospitals, pharmacies, camping, or parks along your route corridor. Results are placed as markers on the map automatically.

When you open Juliet with a Trip Package loaded, she already has access to your GPX file. You don't need to paste coordinates or describe your data — just ask your question and she'll work from what's on the map.

When Juliet makes changes — adding markers, converting tracks, cleaning waypoints — the result is saved and the map reloads automatically. What you see on screen is always the current state of the file.

Every time Juliet modifies a file, a backup is saved first. If something doesn't look right, type undo or revert and she'll restore the previous version instantly.

Juliet holds context across your session. Ask her to make a change, review it on the map, then ask for another refinement — she knows what you're working on the whole time.

Pro and Team users get their own dedicated Juliet with private, persistent memory — not a shared assistant. She remembers across sessions: your teams, your files, your vehicle and the regions you run, and how you like things done (naming conventions, which symbols you prefer for which call-outs, your house style for notes). Tell her your preferences once — "always mark dips as Danger and label them DANGER … ! ! !" — and she keeps applying them on future files. You're effectively training your own Juliet over time. Her memory is private to your account and never shared with anyone else's Juliet.

Juliet works on GPS files of any format or device — LEADNAV, Garmin, Lowrance, or generic GPX — covering routes, tracks, waypoints, and offroad/racing navigation. (LEADNAV-specific touches like audible turn symbols are added only when you're working on a LEADNAV file.) She's a GPS and mapping specialist, so she won't answer general questions outside that scope.

If no Trip Package is loaded, Juliet can't work. Load a file first, then ask your question. She'll tell you if she needs something she doesn't have.

Open Trip Planner → Route Builder. Tap 📍 next to Origin — it fills in your GPS location and pans the map. Type your destination in the Destination field. Choose a color and hit Build Route. The route appears on the map and saves to your Trip Package automatically.

After building a route, switch to the Find Along Route tab. Select Gas Stations, set Max distance to 5 miles, and hit Find & Mark. All gas stations within 5 miles of your route are marked automatically. Use the Keyword filter (e.g. “Shell” or “Love’s”) to narrow to a specific brand.

Go to the Place Search tab. Type Starbucks in Hampton Roads and hit Search & Drop Marker. Every Starbucks in that area gets marked. Works for any business or place type: Walmart in Phoenix AZ, state parks in Colorado, marinas near Annapolis MD.

After finding locations with Trip Planner, open Juliet and ask her to refine: “remove any markers that aren’t on the highway”, “keep only the ones with ocean access”, or “clear all markers”. Trip Planner finds everything — Juliet filters and organizes. Both tools work on the same file.

Every Trip Planner action (Build Route, Find Along Route, Place Search) creates an automatic backup before making changes. If the result isn’t what you wanted, hit ↺ Undo Last Change at the bottom of any tab to restore the previous state instantly.

All 85 available map markers with icons and exact names. Use these names when asking Juliet to add or change marker icons.

A tour of the full LEADNAV Command interface — panels, map controls, Trip Packages, and navigation.