A product on the App Store, two systems delivered for a logistics operation, and the service behind them. Honest progress, no fake case studies.
A small companion app for executive function. Helps you pick three things, work in calm intervals, and reset between blocks. No streaks, no guilt — just structure when your brain needs it.
Shipping paperwork arrives as scanned PDFs, and the numbers on them have to agree with what the operator's own system says before a container moves. This reads those documents, pulls out the fields that matter, and flags every disagreement for a person to settle. The hard part was never the reading — it was tolerance. Knowing that two spellings of a port are the same place, and that a shifted decimal is not.
A packing list used to be rebuilt by hand from a raw spreadsheet and a shipping PDF — carton and pallet arithmetic, split rows that still have to total correctly, destinations resolved against a reference table. Now a folder does it: drop the two files in, collect the finished sheet. Anything the system inferred rather than read is highlighted, so a person confirms it instead of trusting it.