Can you integrate with our TMS or ERP system?

Yes. We integrate with major TMS platforms including MercuryGate, McLeod, TMW, and Oracle TMS, as well as ERP systems through API middleware. The specific integration is confirmed during discovery based on what your system exposes for third-party connections.

Do you build ELD-compliant driver apps?

Yes. Hours of service recording, FMCSA data transfer requirements, and roadside inspection readiness can all be built into a driver app. We confirm your specific compliance obligations during discovery since requirements vary by vehicle class and operation type.

Who owns the app after it’s built?

You do. Source code, App Store Connect account, and Google Play Console account are all yours. We stay on as collaborators you can remove at any time, with no dependency on us for access to your fleet data or delivery records.

How do you handle GPS accuracy and battery drain?

We tune location update frequency against your accuracy requirements and battery budget from the start, since continuous GPS at maximum frequency drains a device before a full shift ends. The right trade-off depends on your route length and update interval needs.

Logistics & Transportation App Development

Most logistics software is built for the operations center, not the driver. Dispatch platforms are feature-rich for the people managing the board, and nearly unusable for the person in the cab who needs to confirm a pickup, capture a signature, and move on before the next stop falls behind schedule. The gap between those two experiences is where logistics efficiency is actually lost.

Off-the-shelf TMS platforms handle the workflows they were designed for and create workarounds for everything else. A custom app is how a carrier or freight operation builds software around how it actually runs, integrates with the specific partners and systems its customers require, and gives drivers a tool they can use with one hand in a loading bay without a support ticket.

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Driver App and Route Management

Turn-by-turn navigation, stop sequencing, delivery instructions, and real-time schedule updates in a layout a driver can read at a glance.

02

Real-Time Tracking and Visibility

Live vehicle location, shipment status, and ETA updates shared with dispatchers, customers, and consignees automatically so nobody is calling to ask where the truck is.

03

Proof of Delivery and Documentation

Digital signatures, photo capture, exception notes, and delivery confirmation synced the moment a driver completes a stop, not at the end of the shift.

Optimised route and stop sequence view
Turn-by-turn navigation with traffic updates
Proof of delivery with photo and signature
Exception and delay reporting
Hours of service and ELD integration

Live fleet map and vehicle status
Load assignment and driver communication
Exception alert and resolution queue
Schedule and capacity planning tools
Performance reporting by driver and route

Shipment booking and tracking portal
Real-time ETA and status notifications
Proof of delivery document access
Invoice and billing management
Claims and exception submission

Logistics apps have to work in conditions most software is never tested against: poor cellular signal in a distribution yard, a driver updating a delivery status with gloves on, a dispatcher managing forty trucks across three time zones from a tablet. We design for those conditions because the failure modes that matter in logistics are not edge cases — they are daily reality.

Regulatory compliance for commercial carriers adds another layer. ELD mandates require hours of service to be recorded and reported digitally. FMCSA regulations govern how that data is stored and transmitted. DOT inspection readiness, IFTA fuel tax reporting, and state-specific weight and permit requirements all have to be accounted for in the architecture before a driver opens the app for the first time.

01Discovery

We map your dispatch workflow, your driver environment, and your compliance obligations before any design decisions are made.

02Design

We prototype the driver and dispatcher experience under real operating conditions before development starts so field problems are found early.

03Development

We build in sprints with regular check-ins so your operations team can review real workflows rather than waiting on a final delivery.

04Testing

Every build is field-tested on real devices in real connectivity conditions before release so issues that only appear outside the office are caught first.

We build apps across the full range of freight, fleet, and supply chain operations, from last-mile delivery startups to enterprise carrier management platforms: trucking and FTL carriers, LTL and parcel delivery, last-mile and same-day delivery, third-party logistics providers, freight brokerage platforms, cold chain and perishable logistics, field service and mobile workforce, fleet management and telematics, supply chain visibility platforms, and port and intermodal operations.

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Driver-First Design, Not Dispatcher-First

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Offline-Ready For Low-Signal Environments

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ELD and Compliance Built Into The Architecture

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Support Through Every Regulatory And Route Change

We design for the person in the cab confirming a pickup and capturing a signature, not just the dispatcher managing the board, since that gap is where logistics efficiency is actually lost.

Actions taken without signal in a distribution yard or rural route queue locally and sync the moment a connection is available, without data loss.

Hours of service recording, FMCSA data transfer requirements, and roadside inspection readiness are built into the driver app rather than bolted on after a compliance review.

We stay on after launch for regulation changes, TMS updates, and new lane or customer integrations as your operation scales.

01

Driver-First Design, Not Dispatcher-First

02

Offline-Ready For Low-Signal Environments

03

ELD and Compliance Built Into The Architecture

04

Support Through Every Regulatory And Route Change

Yes. We build offline-first for logistics specifically because distribution yards, warehouse interiors, and rural routes all have unreliable connectivity. Actions taken without signal queue locally and sync the moment a connection is available, without data loss.

Logistics & Transportation App Development Company

Why Logistics Companies Need A Custom App