Logistics software that scales with the load board, not against it.
Dispatch, telematics, ELD integration, and 3PL/4PL platforms. We replace legacy on-prem stacks with modern, observable cloud apps that don't fall over at peak.
Logistics is the canonical legacy industry: critical software running on aging stacks, integrations everywhere, and a 24/7 operation that can't afford a feature freeze.
We've worked across carriers, brokers, 3PLs, and SaaS vendors building dispatch, telematics, and integration tooling. Our specialty is doing the modernization without freezing operations.
When we replatform a legacy logistics app, we use a strangler-fig migration — old and new run side-by-side, traffic moves one capability at a time, and the old system retires loudly when it's truly empty.
The recurring problems we see
- 01
Legacy dispatch tools are unfireable
Replacing a 10-year-old dispatch system mid-operation is the hardest software project in logistics. We do it incrementally with strangler-fig migrations.
- 02
Integrations are everywhere
EDI, ELD vendors, TMS APIs, accounting systems, customer EDI — every project touches a dozen integrations. We build adapters with retries, idempotency, and observability.
- 03
Spreadsheets are the source of truth
Critical operations data lives in shared spreadsheets that no one will give up willingly. We build internal apps that earn the right to replace them.
- 04
Real-time data is messy
GPS, ELD, and IoT data is dirty, late, and out of order. We design for the real signal — not the demo signal.
What we can ship for you
- Dispatch & TMS modernization
- Telematics & ELD integration
- EDI 204/214/990/210 pipelines
- Customer & carrier portals
- Rate & lane optimization tooling
- AI-driven appointment scheduling
- Track-and-trace for shippers
- Internal back-office copilots
- Cloud cost optimization at scale
Replatformed a 12-year-old dispatch app in 9 weeks with zero downtime
We migrated a legacy PHP dispatch tool to Next.js + PostgreSQL on AWS using a strangler-fig routing layer. Daily deploys replaced monthly ones. The team retired the legacy stack the following quarter.
- Total migration
- 9 wks
- Deploys per week
- 30x
- Lost workdays
- 0
Industry-specific questions
If your question isn't here, send it our way and we'll answer plainly.
Yes. The strangler-fig pattern routes traffic between old and new systems on a per-capability basis. We migrate the lowest-risk capability first, prove the model, and expand from there.
Ready when you are
Let's build something durable.
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