In twenty minutes we walk you through six AI coworkers running a real 30-truck fleet — booking loads, answering drivers, catching breakdowns, grading safety, generating settlements. Then we show you how the same numbers would look for your fleet.
Not screenshots. Not a slide deck. The actual command center we run a 30-truck fleet on every day. You'll see each of the six AI coworkers at work — and what they replace.
Every morning at 9 AM, Atlas synthesizes all five specialist coworkers and delivers a one-page brief by Telegram and email — with an audio MP3 read in his own voice. Headline, numbers, watch list, and "what I'd do today." The owner reads it before his first coffee.
Drop any broker's rate con onto the load screen. Oscar extracts 24+ fields — customer, broker email, pickup/delivery facility + address + window, weight, pallets, equipment, rate, accessorials. Typically 3 to 8 seconds, at HIGH confidence — 5 minutes of dispatcher typing eliminated.
For every truck on an active load, Cash shows current fuel %, miles to next stop, and the cheapest station after the fuel-network discount. If the load is tight, Cash flags the trade-off so the dispatcher decides. AI advises with full context. Dispatch always has the final say.
Driver records three minutes on the phone — long enough to actually walk the truck. Sean pulls frames, checks tires, lights, body damage, missing parts and fluid leaks, and writes structured findings in seconds. Your maintenance lead signs off in the dashboard. Small findings get fixed before they strand a truck.
Iris pulls safety scores, recent events, claim history, coaching gaps and trend lines into one picture, and flags the drivers whose risk is building. Intervene before the wreck, not after.
New driver fills out the DOT/FMCSA application on their phone. Stan reads the CDL front and back, compares it to what was typed, flags mismatches, scans the MVR, and recommends the right hiring stage. Safety doesn't open a paper file — the file is already filed.
Drivers shoot every page on the phone. The app crops, sharpens, and checks each shot for receiver signature, delivery date, and readable load numbers before it leaves the truck. Bad photos flagged on the road — not three days later when factoring rejects the packet.
Drop any safety video — brake check, HOS rules, hazmat refresher, your own SOPs. The platform writes the comprehension quiz, assigns it to drivers, and logs watch percentage, score, and a signed acknowledgement. Audit-ready records on file — automatically.
Cash scans last week's delivered loads, groups them by driver, computes pay (company: miles × $/mi; owner-op: revenue × split), and generates DRAFT statements in your factoring company's format. Accounting hits Approve → the driver gets the statement → payroll is done.
Plan a route and Oscar surfaces what that lane has actually paid you — prior loads, average, and the last few rates — pulled from your own permanent load archive and filtered by equipment type. Dispatchers stop guessing and start pricing like the owner who's been doing it 18 years.
Ask Oscar about a breakdown? He hands you to Sean. Ask Cash about an HOS violation? She hands you to Stan. Each handoff carries the conversation with it. One mind across six specialists — no re-explaining, no app-switching.
Accounting drags a vendor invoice into the maintenance screen. It's parsed into vendor, date, service type, parts, labor, total, line items and odometer in about ten seconds. Five minutes of typing per repair — gone.
We run the demo against the same command center that books loads for an active fleet every day. If a load gets dispatched in the middle of the call, you'll see it happen on the screen.
Owner-operators, dispatchers, fleet owners, ops managers, safety leads — anyone tired of spreadsheets, document chases, and "did anyone answer that broker?" The AI coworkers that run a 30-truck fleet run a 1-truck fleet just as well.
Two ways to book. The founder takes every call himself.
Straight to Dave. If he can't pick up, leave your name and a callback number and you'll hear back the same day.
Send your name, two time windows that work this week, and your time zone. We'll lock one in within the hour.