Dispatch dashboards
Create, assign and monitor jobs on one screen, with live status from the field.
Operations & assets
Know where every delivery is — and prove it arrived.
We build dispatch tools, rider and driver apps, tracking and proof-of-delivery systems for couriers, haulage firms and distributors — designed for real roads, real networks and real phones.
Overview
Logistics software has to work in the field, not just in the office.
Logistics is a business of promises: picked up today, delivered tomorrow, collected in full. Keeping those promises is hard when jobs are handed out by phone, status lives in chat groups and proof of delivery depends on someone’s word.
We build systems that give the office, the field and the customer the same live picture. Dispatchers see every job, riders get a simple app that works on weak networks, customers get updates without calling, and every delivery leaves a record.
We design for the conditions your team actually works in — older Android phones, patchy coverage and busy roads — and test there before launch.
Common challenges
Problems logistics teams bring to us
Dispatch by phone and chat
Jobs are assigned by calls and messages, and the office can’t see who is doing what.
“Where is my order?”
Customers call for updates because there is no tracking link or status message.
Disputed deliveries
Without a signature, photo or code, it is hard to prove a parcel was delivered to the right person.
Cash on delivery leaks
Cash collected by riders is reconciled by hand at the end of the day, and gaps are hard to trace.
Weak network on the road
Apps that assume constant internet fail in the places riders and drivers actually go.
What we build
What we build for logistics
Rider and driver apps
Simple Android apps for job lists, navigation hand-off, status updates and collections — built to work offline.
Tracking and notifications
Customer tracking links and automatic updates by SMS, email or WhatsApp at each stage.
Proof of delivery
Photos, signatures, delivery codes and GPS stamps attached to each completed job.
Collections and reconciliation
Cash-on-delivery and transfer collections recorded per job and reconciled automatically.
Integrations and APIs
APIs for e-commerce partners to book deliveries and receive status updates directly.
Relevant services
Services that usually fit
Custom & Proprietary SoftwareInternal tools and multi-tenant SaaS built around how your organisation actually works — owned by you, not rented.Mobile AppsNative Android and cross-platform apps with clean architecture, offline support and banking-grade engineering discipline.Backend & APIsWell-designed REST, GraphQL and gRPC services, integrations and payment flows that stay fast and dependable under load.Python & AutomationAPIs, data pipelines, scrapers, dashboards and automation scripts in Python that turn manual processes into reliable systems.Cloud & DevOpsHosting, containers, CI/CD and monitoring set up properly — so releases are routine and downtime is rare.
Questions
Questions logistics teams ask
Can’t see your question? Ask us directly — you’ll get a straight, practical answer, even if it’s “you don’t need us for this”.
Will the rider app work with poor network coverage?
Yes, if we design it to. We build offline-first apps that store updates on the phone and sync when the network returns.
Can our e-commerce clients book deliveries automatically?
Yes. We can build an API or plugin so partner stores create deliveries and receive status updates without manual entry.
Do we need a custom app, or will an off-the-shelf tool do?
For a small fleet, an existing tool may be enough, and we’ll tell you so. Custom software makes sense when your pricing, routing, collections or partner integrations are what set you apart.
Can you work with our existing GPS trackers?
Often, yes. Many tracker providers offer data feeds or APIs, which we can bring into your dashboard.
Tell us how your organisation runs.
Share the process that slows you down. We’ll come back with questions, a suggested approach and the simplest sensible next step — no obligation.