Uptime is the product
A dispatch board or tracking API going down means trucks and drivers stopped cold.
For transportation & logistics
Fleet, freight, and mobility software that actually ships.
Dispatch, tracking, routing, driver and shipper apps — logistics runs on software that has to work in the field, all the time. Autopilot builds it fast and keeps it running.
The reality
What we hear from logistics teams
Integrations everywhere
ELDs, telematics, carriers, ERPs, maps — everything has an API, and none of them agree.
Ops can’t wait on a hiring cycle
The backlog grows daily; you needed the feature last quarter.
The fix
How Autopilot helps
99.9% uptime SLA, and we run it
Monitoring and alerts around the clock — we catch the outage before dispatch calls you.
Integrations as requests
Add a carrier, a telematics feed, or a new EDI/EDI-adjacent flow by dropping it in the queue.
v0 in 30 days
A working dispatch, tracking, or portal MVP live in a month, then improving every week.
Built for the field
Driver and shipper apps, offline-tolerant flows, and real-time tracking — engineered to survive real conditions.
Questions
Straight answers.
Yes — real-time tracking, dispatch boards, routing, and driver/shipper apps are core work. We build them and then run them under a 99.9% uptime SLA.
Integrations are exactly what the unlimited queue is for. Add or change a carrier, ELD, or telematics feed as a request; it ships without a new contract.
We monitor around the clock and get paged before you do. One-click rollback and fast restore keep downtime measured in minutes, not mornings.