FreightTech Startup
Collaborative Logistics Platform
I set out to build a new category: a cross-company logistics workspace. The idea was to replace fragmented communication across emails, messengers, and phone calls with a structured, shared system. Tiliport was designed to help freight teams – across different companies – work together like one.
Year :
2024 - 2025
Niche :
B2C Software on B2B Market
Company :
Tiliport
Duration :
1 year
Problem :
Logistics professionals are buried under disconnected messages and scattered spreadsheets. Traditional QMS and TMS platforms are siloed, expensive, and hard to adopt. None of them are truly collaborative. No platform allowed shippers, forwarders, brokers, and carriers to work together in one place.
Solution :
Tiliport combined structured data capture with a familiar email-like UI. It allowed users across organizations to share quotes, shipments, documents, and updates without learning new workflows. Personal accounts were built for shippers and their partners, unlocking a truly collaborative QMS and TMS experiences.
Challenge :
Despite a working prototype, adoption was slow. Freight pros were too overloaded to migrate workflows or invite external partners. There was no easy entry point, and collaboration required multiple parties to switch at once – a hard sell without massive incentives or enterprise mandates.
Summary :
– Designed the world’s first collaborative QMS+TMS for logistics professionals across companies
– Proved the concept with working accounts and real-time data flows
– Learned that onboarding must be instant and invisible – or it won’t happen
– Sparked the journey toward more automated, AI-powered entry points
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FreightTech Startup
Collaborative Logistics Platform
I set out to build a new category: a cross-company logistics workspace. The idea was to replace fragmented communication across emails, messengers, and phone calls with a structured, shared system. Tiliport was designed to help freight teams – across different companies – work together like one.
Year :
2024 - 2025
Niche :
B2C Software on B2B Market
Company :
Tiliport
Duration :
1 year
Problem :
Logistics professionals are buried under disconnected messages and scattered spreadsheets. Traditional QMS and TMS platforms are siloed, expensive, and hard to adopt. None of them are truly collaborative. No platform allowed shippers, forwarders, brokers, and carriers to work together in one place.
Solution :
Tiliport combined structured data capture with a familiar email-like UI. It allowed users across organizations to share quotes, shipments, documents, and updates without learning new workflows. Personal accounts were built for shippers and their partners, unlocking a truly collaborative QMS and TMS experiences.
Challenge :
Despite a working prototype, adoption was slow. Freight pros were too overloaded to migrate workflows or invite external partners. There was no easy entry point, and collaboration required multiple parties to switch at once – a hard sell without massive incentives or enterprise mandates.
Summary :
– Designed the world’s first collaborative QMS+TMS for logistics professionals across companies
– Proved the concept with working accounts and real-time data flows
– Learned that onboarding must be instant and invisible – or it won’t happen
– Sparked the journey toward more automated, AI-powered entry points
More Projects
FreightTech Startup
Collaborative Logistics Platform
I set out to build a new category: a cross-company logistics workspace. The idea was to replace fragmented communication across emails, messengers, and phone calls with a structured, shared system. Tiliport was designed to help freight teams – across different companies – work together like one.
Year :
2024 - 2025
Niche :
B2C Software on B2B Market
Company :
Tiliport
Duration :
1 year
Problem :
Logistics professionals are buried under disconnected messages and scattered spreadsheets. Traditional QMS and TMS platforms are siloed, expensive, and hard to adopt. None of them are truly collaborative. No platform allowed shippers, forwarders, brokers, and carriers to work together in one place.
Solution :
Tiliport combined structured data capture with a familiar email-like UI. It allowed users across organizations to share quotes, shipments, documents, and updates without learning new workflows. Personal accounts were built for shippers and their partners, unlocking a truly collaborative QMS and TMS experiences.
Challenge :
Despite a working prototype, adoption was slow. Freight pros were too overloaded to migrate workflows or invite external partners. There was no easy entry point, and collaboration required multiple parties to switch at once – a hard sell without massive incentives or enterprise mandates.
Summary :
– Designed the world’s first collaborative QMS+TMS for logistics professionals across companies
– Proved the concept with working accounts and real-time data flows
– Learned that onboarding must be instant and invisible – or it won’t happen
– Sparked the journey toward more automated, AI-powered entry points