Every shipment, vehicle and exception on one live map.
A logistics management platform for regional carriers and D2C brands: shipment tracking, route planning, a driver app with proof of delivery, and exception handling.
Shipments are tracked in spreadsheets, drivers are called for updates, failed deliveries surface a day late and proof of delivery is a photo in someone's gallery.
Shiplane tracks vehicles and shipments live, flags delays and idle vehicles, and gives drivers turn-by-turn drops with OTP-based proof of delivery.
Real interface states, drawn as working UI — not stock illustrations. Switch between screens.
Vehicles, routes and an exception queue for dispatchers.
Every AWB with hub, vehicle, ETA and status.
Navigation, drop details and OTP-based proof of delivery.
GPS from the driver app or vehicle telematics, with geofenced hub events.
Multi-drop optimisation with time windows and vehicle capacity.
Delay, idle and failed-attempt detection with resolution workflows.
OTP, photo and signature, synced instantly.
Tracking links and ETA updates over SMS and WhatsApp.
Inbound, sorting and line-haul manifests.
Hubs, vehicles and drivers added; drivers install the app.
Daily routes generated from the shipment list.
Dispatchers work from the live map.
Exceptions handled as they happen.
Customers stop calling to ask where their order is.
A stack chosen for this product's constraints — realtime, offline, compliance or AI — not a default template.
If this were your product, this is the scope we'd propose for a first release that proves value — with everything else in a ranked backlog.
About outcomes. Shiplane is a concept product, so we don't publish usage or performance numbers for it. When we show client work, it will come with real, verifiable outcomes.
An AI support agent that knows your business and asks before it acts.
A CRM that tells the team what to do next.
Replace WhatsApp groups and Excel with one operations platform.
Tell us about your users and the problem. We'll come back with how we'd approach it and what a first version could include.