Software that holds up
in logistics
Dispatch, tracking and proof-of-delivery systems that work on a bad connection in a van.
Logistics software is judged by its worst conditions, not its best. Drivers are on low-end handsets with patchy coverage, and dispatchers will abandon anything slower than the spreadsheet it replaced.
What usually brings logistics teams to us
Coordination living in spreadsheets
One owner, no audit trail, and a process that stops entirely when that person is unavailable.
Apps that assume connectivity
If a driver cannot record a delivery without signal, the record gets written on paper and typed in later.
Disputes with no evidence
Proof of delivery without a defensible timestamp and signature is not proof.
What we build
- Driver apps with offline queues and capture flows
- Live dispatch boards and assignment rules
- Proof-of-delivery with signature and photo capture
- Integrations with warehouse and ERP systems
Constraints we design around
Sector-specific limits that shape the architecture more than any feature list does.
- Offline-first with conflict resolution on reconnect
- Low-end Android device support
- Append-only event history for dispute resolution
Services logistics clients start with
Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps, designed and built together — shipped to both stores and rated well enough to keep.
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Custom platforms, SaaS products, MVPs and AI features — architected once, built properly, and handed over running.
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