Logistics & Transportation
Logistics software is used by people who are moving, often with one hand, frequently without signal. That single fact decides most of the design.
Built for a driver, not for a desk
A screen used at a loading bay has to be readable in sunlight, operable in gloves, and forgiving of a tap in the wrong place.
- Offline-first, syncing when signal returns
- Large targets and few decisions per screen
- Proof of delivery captured on device
Dispatch that both sides can see
A job exists for the office and for the driver at once. When those two views disagree, somebody telephones — which is the cost the software was meant to remove.
- One job, two views, one state
- Status changes that propagate immediately
- History kept for disputes
A project we have shipped here
The services that come up most here
iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase, built for the moments when the connection is not there.
The systems that run the business — backends, APIs and the integrations between things that were never designed to talk.
Pipelines, approvals and internal portals shaped to how your team already works — with no per-seat licence.
Does this sound like your business?
Describe how yours actually runs — including the parts that do not fit the pattern above. Those are usually the interesting ones.
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