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About

Transport software should do the work, not just record it.

freyt.ai is a transport management platform built in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. We started because planners spend their days re-keying orders, chasing statuses and reconciling invoices while the software they pay for watches.

Our mission

Road transport runs on thin margins and thick spreadsheets. Every order that is typed twice, every status that is chased by phone and every invoice that waits for a POD is margin that leaks out of a carrier's business.

We build a TMS with Mission Control at its core: an AI layer that reads incoming orders, plans, monitors execution and closes the loop with finance, so a planner supervises the operation instead of feeding the system.

We measure ourselves on one number: how much of a carrier's daily administration disappears after switching to freyt.ai.

What we believe

The planner stays in charge

Automation proposes, people decide. Every action Mission Control takes is visible, explainable and reversible from the same screen.

One record, no re-keying

An order should be entered once, by whoever has it first, and flow to planning, driver, customer and invoice without anyone typing it again.

Open by default

Your data is yours. Integrations with ERP, telematics and platforms are part of the product, not a professional-services project.

Honest about what works

We publish what the product does today, not what a roadmap promises. If a feature is not live, it is not on this website.

How we work

We are a small team of transport operators, software engineers and AI engineers based in Rotterdam, working closely with the carriers who use the product every day.

Product decisions start on a planning floor, not in a meeting room. Engineers ship to production several times a week and stay close to the operations they build for.

We are remote-friendly across the Netherlands and Europe, and we hire people who care more about a planner's Tuesday morning than about a slide deck.

See what a day with Mission Control looks like.

Thirty minutes, your own orders, no slides.