How it works
- Open the Dukanoo web app or the Android app and allow location access, so the route can start from where you are.
- Tap a stall that is open, then tap Get Directions. A closed stall offers Notify Me When Open instead.
- Check the route, the distance and the minutes, then tap Start Navigation.
- Walk. Dukanoo tells you when you have arrived.
Where the stall’s pin comes from
Each stall owner chooses how their pin works, and the route leads to that pin.
- Live location on: the pin follows the location from the owner’s device, which suits a cart that moves.
- Live location off: the pin stays at the stall’s saved location, which suits a stall that stays in one place.
How accurate it is
Routes come from OpenStreetMap walking data. Phone location can drift in narrow lanes and between tall buildings, so use the route to get close, then look for the stall. If no path can be found, Dukanoo says so instead of showing a route you cannot walk.
Your location and privacy
Your location is used while the app is open, and it is sent to a routing service when you ask for a route. It is not stored in your account. Read the privacy policy for the details.
Walking only
Dukanoo gives walking routes because most stall visits start nearby. For a drive or public transport, use a general map. Read how Dukanoo compares with Google Maps.