Free while in early access
The trip report is done before the truck is back
Drivers log every stop, scan the paperwork, and record what they spend while it is happening. Dispatch watches it fill in. Nothing gets rebuilt from a shoebox of receipts on Friday.

How it works
One day, as the driver files it
Nothing is typed up afterwards. The report is a by-product of the driver doing the trip.
06:12
Yard
Driver opens the trip
08:40
Fresno CA
Pickup — BOL scanned
11:05
Lathrop CA
Warehouse — extra stop
14:52
Sparks NV
Dropoff — lumper $145
18:30
Yard
Closed out — 412 mi
The app does the arithmetic, so it stops being an argument.
- $75
- Worked out by the app rather than claimed by the driver. Set your own rate per company.
- 412 mi
- Measured stop to stop as the trip runs. IFTA reporting is separate, built from the driven GPS track by jurisdiction.
- 2h 14m
- Counted from real arrival and flagged while there is still time to bill it.
Extra-stop pay
Routed mileage
Detention
Today
The day as it happens
Every arrival and departure logged today, newest first, across every driver — so you can see where the fleet actually is without opening trips one at a time. It is the view most dispatchers leave open all day.

Trips
Every trip, with the paperwork attached
Stops, expenses, documents, and mileage on one record. Fix a stop a driver mistyped, or add one that came in over the phone, without asking them to redo anything.

IFTA
Quarter-ready miles, not odometer photos
Miles accumulate from the driven GPS track all quarter, split by the jurisdiction they were driven in, so fuel-tax filing is a report you open rather than a week you lose.

You run dispatch
Build the trip, assign it, and watch the stops close. Chase the one missing BOL instead of all of them, then hand accounting a trip that is already complete.
See the portalYou drive
Log the stop in a few taps, photograph the paperwork instead of stuffing it in the door pocket, and be finished before you are out of the yard.
The driver appRun one load through it.
Create your company, hand the code to a single driver, and see a finished trip report before you roll it out to everybody.