Dispatch boards, billing reconciliation, driver tracking, and quoting tools for carriers, trucking companies, 3PLs, and distributors. Fixed pricing. Delivered in weeks, not quarters. You own the code.
Fixed-scope projects with transparent pricing. Every tool below is something we run daily inside our own fleet.
Dispatch boards, manifests, driver assignments, POD capture, and route planning built around how your dispatchers actually work.
Accessorial tracking, billing reconciliation, and per-stop margin dashboards that actually match your P&L.
Cross-reference fleet GPS, time clocks, and dispatch records to surface time theft and dwell anomalies.
Tracking portals and instant freight quoting tools that make a 20-truck operation look enterprise-grade.
Pull your TMS, GPS, time-clock, accounting, and EDI data into one reporting warehouse you own.
A half- or full-day operational walkthrough. Leave with a prioritized, written plan of what to build and fix.
Most developers have never dispatched a truck, disputed an accessorial, or chased a missing POD. We run a regional logistics operation with over 100 units — and built the custom dispatch software behind Glory Bound Deliveries, our specialty final-mile arm, along with eight other production systems.
PRO numbers, accessorials, dwell time, shuttle runs — we already speak the language. No six-week discovery phase to learn what a manifest is.
Every tool we sell is a pattern we run in production on real freight, real drivers, and real invoices — not a demo built for a sales call.
Fixed price, working software every Friday, full source-code handoff. No retainers, no change-order games, no per-seat license fees forever.
These aren't mockups. Each one runs daily inside our own operation.
Ingests weekly carrier data — hundreds of thousands of line items — and reconciles it against payroll, fuel, and accessorials to show margin at the lane, customer, and individual stop level.
Custom dispatch software built from scratch for our tile and flooring final-mile fleet: manifests, driver PIN auth, route optimization, POD capture, and hourly customer billing in one mobile-friendly app.
Cross-references GPS pings, hardware time-clock punches, and stop-level dispatch records to flag drivers being paid for time they weren't working.
A standalone GPS check-in app for crews working spread runs. Built in days, runs on any phone, zero training required.
Four steps. No mystery, no discovery-phase theater.
Tell us what's broken. We'll tell you honestly whether custom software is the answer.
A written scope, price, and timeline before any work starts. No hourly billing surprises.
You see real, working software every week of the 2–8 week build. Course-correct anytime.
Production deployment, training, and complete source code ownership. It's your software.
Most projects run $6,000–$15,000 depending on scope, quoted as a fixed price before work begins. That typically buys a complete working tool — dispatch board, billing reconciliation system, driver tracking dashboard, or quoting portal — delivered in 2–8 weeks.
Off-the-shelf TMS platforms force your operation to fit their workflow and charge per-user monthly fees forever. Custom software is built around how your dispatchers, drivers, and billing team actually work — and you own the code outright with no recurring license fees.
Logistics is the specialty — carriers, final-mile, trucking, 3PL, and distribution — but the same approach works for any small business with a process off-the-shelf software doesn't fit, including field services, trades, and retail operations.
Most projects ship in 2–8 weeks. You see working software every week during the build — no long discovery phases and no surprise demos at the end.
You do. Full source code, hosting accounts, and documentation are handed off at the end of every project. Keep us on retainer for improvements or take it in-house — your call.
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