1. Anchor aisle
Choose the closest messy shelf group and only collect items that clearly belong there.
A single finished shelf gives you the placement pattern and starts the run without random walking.
Route page | Official mechanics plus player-safe guidance
Clean the Supermarket stocking route
Use this route when you keep wasting trips between scattered items and shelves. It avoids fake item lists and focuses on the public loop: pick up, place, upgrade, and clear.
2. Sweep nearby floor
Make a short loop around that shelf group, filling inventory with matching products first.
Short loops keep mistakes visible and make the +5 or +50 holding passes easier to judge.
3. Drop the wrong stuff
Use the drop control for uncertain items instead of hauling them across the supermarket.
Wrong-item travel is the silent time loss that ruins timed clears.
4. Expand one aisle at a time
Move to the next shelf group only after the current group is stable or mostly cleared.
The completion badges reward steady progress; you do not need perfect memorization on the first clear.
5. Replay for speed
After a full clear, repeat the same aisle order and cut empty trips.
Timed badges are route challenges, not first-session expectations.
Route mistakes to avoid
- Do not fill every slot with random products just because your holding limit allows it.
- Do not sprint across the full store for one uncertain item; stage it near a likely aisle.
- Do not chase Speed Runner before earning a stable full clear.
- Do not treat a paid capacity pass as a fix for poor shelf grouping.
Beginner guide
Controls and first clear basics.
Speed badges
Turn a stable route into timed attempts.
Gamepass value
Decide whether capacity or points fit your route.