Maxxsol built Trumansol's real-time logistics control center — a dispatcher dashboard and a synchronized Flutter driver companion app — replacing fragmented manual processes across a large fleet operation. Delivery time predictability improved by over 40% and manual check-ins were eliminated entirely.
The problem
Dispatchers, drivers, and operations teams needed stronger visibility across day-to-day logistics workflows and route tracking.
What we built
We built a shared operational system around real-time updates, dashboard visibility, and role-specific workflow support.
- Real-time logistics dashboard
- Synchronized driver companion app
- Geo-location and automated job status updates
The stack & why
Outcomes
Delivery time predictability improved by over 40%. Dispatchers and drivers now operate from a shared real-time system instead of fragmented manual processes.
What we learned
Operations built on Google Sheets and WhatsApp aren't just inefficient — they create invisible single points of failure. When every job assignment lives in a WhatsApp group, one missed message means a missed delivery with no audit trail and no way to know which drivers are idle. The real engineering challenge wasn't building real-time features; it was extracting the implicit dispatch logic that had been living in a dispatcher's head — which driver is closest, which job is urgent, which routes conflict — and encoding it into database schema the system could actually enforce. We ran a careful parallel period where the old WhatsApp workflow stayed live while drivers gradually adopted the new app, which was the only way to cut over a live operation without losing a single delivery.
This project demonstrates
Ops Tools & Dashboards