SwiftLogix
Logistics and delivery management platform with customer, rider, and admin dashboards.
Logistics & Delivery
2024
React Native, Next.js, Laravel, Google Maps API
SwiftLogix coordinates three audiences at once: customers booking a delivery, riders fulfilling it, and admins keeping the whole network on schedule. We built all three as one connected system.
Riders needed live routing and status updates to work reliably on inconsistent mobile networks, while admins needed a real-time map of the entire fleet without the backend buckling under constant location pings.
We built the rider and customer apps in React Native with an offline-first queue for status updates, a Next.js admin dashboard consuming a WebSocket location feed, and a Laravel API with the Google Maps Platform handling routing and geocoding.
What the platform does
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How we got there
Discovery
Studied rider connectivity patterns across delivery zones to design around network drops.
Prototyping
Validated the offline-first sync queue before building the rest of the app around it.
Build
Developed customer, rider, and admin surfaces in parallel against one delivery-state model.
Field testing
Ran a two-week pilot with active riders to stress-test routing under real conditions.
Reduced failed-delivery rate by 22% through better routing and proof of delivery
Gave dispatch a live fleet view for the first time, cutting call-based check-ins to near zero
Maintained accurate status sync even in low-connectivity delivery zones
“Our riders stopped calling dispatch to ask where to go next. The app just tells them, even when their signal drops for a few minutes.”
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Operations Lead, SwiftLogix
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