Logistics & Field Service
Offline-first mobile apps for drivers and crews, dispatch dashboards for the office, and the integrations that keep both looking at the same truth.
In many operations the office runs on what was planned and the field runs on what is actually happening. The gap is filled with phone calls, paper and data typed in two days late.
Closing it takes software that works in a basement, a lorry cab or a rural site with no bars, and sends what it captured the moment it can. That constraint shapes everything we build here.
Job sheets and delivery notes filled in by hand, then keyed into a system days later.
Tools that show a spinner the moment coverage drops, so crews stop using them.
Planners who cannot see where a vehicle is or whether a job was completed.
Disputed deliveries and jobs with no photo, signature or timestamp to settle them.
Solutions
Mobile tools built to be used with gloves on and no connection.
A live view of the day for the people planning it.
Answers for customers before they pick up the phone.
Built in, not bolted on
Reliability in the field is an engineering property. These are the ones we design for.
Everything a worker needs for the shift stored on the device, with sync as a background concern.
Captured data queued durably and retried until the server confirms it.
Location and uploads tuned so the phone lasts the shift and the data plan lasts the month.
Tracking limited to working hours, with clear disclosure to the people being tracked.
Services
iOS and Android apps that feel native, pass review the first time and hold up once real users arrive.
React Native · Expo · Flutter · Swift
Marketing sites, dashboards and web apps built on a modern stack that stays fast as the feature list grows.
Next.js · TypeScript · Node.js · PostgreSQL
Pipelines, infrastructure and monitoring that let a small team release daily without anyone holding their breath.
AWS · Terraform · Docker · Kubernetes
An honest assessment of a codebase in trouble, and a team that can stabilise it without stopping the business.
Code review · Sentry · Playwright · GitHub Actions
Case studies
Logistics
Technicians filled in paper job sheets that were re-typed into a spreadsheet two days later, so dispatch never knew what had actually been completed.
Job data available same-day instead of after 48h
FAQ
The app keeps a local database with everything needed for the shift. Changes are recorded locally, queued, and synced in the background when a connection returns, with rules for resolving conflicts when two people edited the same record.
Usually, through APIs, file exchange or EDI. Older systems often need a small integration layer to absorb their quirks, which we scope in discovery.
Not necessarily. We can build for personal devices with work data kept separate, or for managed devices and rugged handhelds. The choice affects scanning hardware and device management.
Yes, by integrating a specialist routing service rather than building the solver ourselves. We focus on fitting it to your constraints: time windows, vehicle capacity, skills.
Next step
Tell us the problem in a few sentences. We will reply within one business day with an honest read on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.
