Download RoutePilot for Android
RoutePilot isn't on the Google Play Store, so it installs as a direct APK — the same way many gig-driver tools are distributed. It only takes a minute to install, and this link always points to the latest version automatically.
How to install
Since RoutePilot is installed outside the Play Store, Android will show a security prompt the first time — that's expected. Here's how to get past it safely:
Tap the download button above
Your browser will download the RoutePilot .apk file. Depending on your browser, you may see a "This type of file can harm your device" warning — tap Download anyway.
Open the downloaded file
Tap the notification or open it from your Downloads folder. Android may block the install and show "For your security, your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source."
Allow installs from this source
Tap Settings on that prompt, then enable Allow from this source for your browser or Files app. This is a one-time step — Android just wants your explicit permission.
Install and open RoutePilot
Go back and tap Install. Once it finishes, open RoutePilot, sign in, and set up your filters to start auto-accepting qualifying Spark Driver offers.
Why the security warning shows up
Any Android app installed from outside the Play Store triggers this same warning — it's a standard Android safeguard, not a sign that anything is wrong with RoutePilot. You're always in control of which sources you trust.
Questions or issues installing? Contact support or see the FAQ.