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This extension sends the route from Google maps to Sygic Truck navigation app on a phone. This extension sends the route from Google Maps to the Sygic Truck navigation app on a phone. The most efficient way to plan your trips. Free for all users of Sygic Truck Navigation. No more typing-in addresses into the search bar. The extension includes a contact book that allows users to manage recipients and supports importing and exporting contacts for easier setup, backup, and transfer between devices. How to use Sygic browser extension ★ As first, enable your mobile app to receive the routes. In the menu Settings – Connection, allow the “Route push”. ★ Then, note down the device name of your phone (or phones) in Settings – About. ★ After installing the Route Sender, the Sygic Truck Route Sender extension icon will appear in the browser bar. ★ Create a contact book entry for your phone using the device name. ★ Contacts can be imported or exported to simplify contact management and reuse across installations. ★ Create a route in Google Maps (up to 10 stops). The transferred route will contain the same waypoints, though the road may differ based on the configured route profile. ★ Open the extension, select the desired recipient from the Contact book and click Push to Truck App. ★ The route will be calculated immediately on the phone if the navigation app is running, otherwise a notification will be shown.
Feb 11, 2026
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