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Use Stealth · Routes

Create and schedule a route

Use a route when you want Stealth to move between places. You can choose route points, adjust supported movement settings, and schedule a future session.

Build a route

  1. Open the route controls from the map.
  2. Choose a start and end point with search or by tapping the map.
  3. Add stops if you need intermediate places.
  4. Review the route line and distance before starting.

Movement options

The route panel may offer realistic movement, looping, staying at the end, or following roads. The available options depend on the route mode and the current connection. Set them before starting, and use the on-screen stop control to end a running route.

Schedule a route

Open Schedule, select the destination or route, and choose the start time offered by the app. Confirm the scheduled session in the panel. Keep Stealth open in the foreground with its local connection ready. Leaving the app can cancel a scheduled action.

Route timing and map matching are estimates. Use short, controlled routes first and make sure location simulation is appropriate for the apps and services involved.

Need help with the destination picker? See Search and choose a place →

Start with a short route

First confirm that a single-point session works. Then select two nearby points and review the distance and estimated travel time. If the route crosses water, ignores a road you expected, or makes an unreasonable detour, adjust the points before starting. A route provider can only work with the paths it knows.

Speed and distance affect the expected duration. Check units before entering a speed. Road-following movement depends on routing data and an available provider; a straight line and a road route are different modes with different results.

Keep route and scheduled controls in the foreground

On iPhone, keep Stealth open in the foreground for route movement and scheduled actions. Switching away or locking the phone can interrupt these features; permission to use location in the background does not guarantee that iOS will continue a route timer. Do not treat the schedule as a server-side job that will run after you close the app.

Before a scheduled start, check that the local connection and account access are ready. If an action is canceled after leaving the app, return and schedule it again after reviewing the current state.

Pause, stop, and check the endpoint

Use the route’s on-screen controls to stop movement when you are finished. Looping and staying at the endpoint can produce different end behavior, so review the selected option before starting. Stopping movement and restoring normal device location are not always the same action; read the current session state and use the location stop control when you want to end simulation.

If a route fails, test the connection with one point again. A working point session narrows the problem to routing or movement settings instead of initial installation. Include the route mode and error text when asking for help, without posting private start or end addresses.

Still need a hand?

For community help, visit Get support. For private account or billing questions, email support@getstealth.net. Include your app version, iOS or Windows version, the step you reached, and the exact error. A screenshot of the error helps; hide email addresses and other personal details first. Never send passwords, verification codes, pairing files, or signing certificates.