Logistics
On Point Logistics
Connects shippers and carriers directly by location, fleet, rates and availability. No broker in the middle.
Logistics & Transportation App Developers
Logistics App Development in Florida
Fleet, dispatch and shipper apps for a state built on ports and highways.
- Apps live on the App Store & Google Play
- Over a decade building apps
- 4.9★ on Google (99 reviews)
- Florida team, Fort Lauderdale-based
Apps That Keep Florida Freight Moving
Florida is a freight state. Its seaports move cargo from around the world. Miami International Airport handles huge volumes of air freight. And I-95, I-75, I-4 and I-10 carry trucks to every corner of the state. Every load has shippers, carriers, drivers and dispatchers who need the same thing: the right information, right now.
Mobile App Development Company Florida builds logistics and transportation apps for carriers, brokers, shippers, fleets and delivery companies across the state. We're powered by The App Bros, the Fort Lauderdale studio behind On Point Logistics, an app that connects shippers and carriers directly.
Logistics Apps We Build
Shipper & Carrier Matching
Loads, lanes, rates and availability in one place.
Fleet & Driver Apps
Routes, stops, documents and messages for every driver.
Proof of Delivery
Photos, signatures and time stamps captured at the door or dock.
Dispatch & Routing
Assign loads, plan routes and see every truck on a map.
Warehouse & Scanning
Barcode scanning, inventory counts and pick lists on a phone.
Customer Tracking
Live shipment status and alerts for your customers.
A Logistics App We Built: On Point Logistics
On Point Logistics (OPL) was created by the owner of a scrap metal business who knew the daily problems shippers and carriers face. Driver shortages, fuel costs and high broker fees squeeze everyone. OPL lets carriers and shippers create profiles, add credentials, and connect directly based on location, fleet, hauling capabilities, requirements, rates and availability. No broker in the middle, for a small subscription fee.
Why Logistics Companies Build Apps
Paper and phone calls slow freight down. A driver waiting on a callback isn't driving. A lost delivery receipt holds up an invoice for days. A customer calling to ask "where's my load?" ties up your dispatcher.
A good logistics app fixes all three. Drivers see their next stop and snap a photo for proof of delivery. Dispatch sees every truck live. Customers get their own tracking link. Invoices go out the same day. For small and mid-sized fleets, that's often the edge they need against bigger players. The best part is that drivers pick it up fast when the app is simple. Big buttons, few steps and nothing to type while parked at a dock.
GPS, Real-Time Tracking and Integrations
Logistics apps have to work on the road, often with weak signal. We plan for:
- Live GPS tracking that's accurate without draining the driver's battery.
- Offline mode, so drivers can keep working and sync when the signal returns.
- Maps and routing with multiple stops and time windows.
- Document capture: bills of lading, photos and e-signatures.
- Integrations with the tools you already use, like TMS, ELD or accounting software, where they allow it.
- Push alerts for new loads, delays and deliveries.
What a Logistics App Costs
Tracking, routing and notifications put most logistics apps in this range. From App Cost Finder, our free app budget tool:
| App type | Includes | Starting range |
|---|---|---|
| Delivery / GPS app | Ordering, driver tracking, route logic, notifications | $25k – $75k+ |
Starting range, not a final quote. A marketplace connecting shippers and carriers depends on its user types and payment features.
Services for Logistics Apps
Driver apps lean on GPS, cameras and background location, so native is often the right fit. Native iOS & Android development Launching a new freight or delivery platform? Start with a focused first version. MVP & startup app development
Logistics App FAQs
Can drivers use the app without a signal?
Yes, with offline mode. Drivers keep scanning, snapping photos and collecting signatures, and the app syncs when the signal comes back.
Can the app connect to our TMS or ELD?
Often, yes. Many transportation management and ELD systems offer APIs. We review yours at the consultation and tell you what's possible.
How much does a logistics app cost?
Apps with GPS tracking, routing and notifications typically start at $25k to $75k and up. Your price depends on your user types and integrations.
Do you build apps for small fleets?
Yes. Many of the best logistics apps start small: one fleet, a handful of drivers and a few must-have features. We can start there and add dispatch, customer tracking or a marketplace later.
Where We Build Logistics Apps
We work with logistics and transportation companies statewide, including in Jacksonville, Miami, Doral, Tampa and Lakeland.