Know your real cost per mile before you say yes to a load. A freight-decision app for owner-operators, built in Dallas–Fort Worth and in iOS beta.
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This is a showcase repository. It shows what the product does, how it is built and what it looks like. The source code is private and is not published here.
A broker offers a load at a rate. Is it a good rate? Most owner-operators answer from gut feel, because the honest answer depends on things nobody does in their head at the dock: fuel, fixed costs, driver time, and the empty miles to get there and home.
TrueLane answers it in seconds, from the driver's own costs, and keeps working with no signal.
| A verdict on every offer | Put in the rate and the miles. Get below your cost, at market or above, with the line that explains why. Change an assumption and watch it move. |
| The deadhead flip | The same offer can go from below your cost to at market when a load covers the way home. The app shows that, instead of hiding it. |
| Rate confirmations, read for you | Photograph or import a rate confirmation. The app reads it, shows a check sheet to confirm, and adds the load to Upcoming. |
| A trip you can run with one hand | Next stop, I've arrived, Mark loaded, all stops done. Seal numbers, dock waiting time and proof of delivery along the way. |
| Your own cost profile | Four steps to set what your truck really costs to run. Every verdict is made from it. |
| Invoices from the trip | The wrap-up goes straight to an invoice you can share. |
| Scorecards and analytics | A scorecard for each trip and an analytics view across all of them. |
| Taxes and records | The year's totals, a loads CSV export and an audit bundle. |
| Works offline | The trip screen keeps working in airplane mode and syncs when the signal returns. |
Short clips of the real app. Click a still to play the video.
 The deadhead flip |
 An offer in, a verdict out |
 Set your truck's costs |
 A rate confirmation, read |
 Running the trip |
 Trip to invoice |
 Scorecards and analytics |
 Taxes and records |
- iOS app in TypeScript on React Native and Expo.
- Offline first. A local database on the phone is the source of truth while driving; a background sync reconciles with the server.
- Server on Supabase (Postgres) with row-level security, signed-in accounts and storage for proof-of-delivery photos.
- Document reading. A pipeline turns a photographed rate confirmation into structured fields, then asks the driver to confirm what it read before anything is saved.
- Money math you can check. The cost and verdict logic is plain, deterministic code covered by an automated audit, not a black box.
- Careful with data. Drivers' records stay theirs. Nothing is shared without an explicit choice.
In beta on iOS (TestFlight), for owner-operators in the US. The same engine powers the TrueLane Dispatch Desk for fleets and dispatchers.
Christopher McDaniel · Founder, Dallas–Fort Worth Building mobile apps, web products and automations for freight and field businesses. LinkedIn · truelane-three.vercel.app · c.mcdaniel.tx@outlook.com
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