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The Dispatcher Who Never Goes Home
Cargofy began with an app that found loads for one-truck businesses. Then war, better language models and a pile of rejected phone calls turned it into something stranger: a logistics workforce that does not clock out.
aifleet
aifleet is an Austin-based, tech-driven trucking company that runs its own fleet on proprietary AI. Instead of selling software to carriers, it operates as a full-stack truckload carrier, using machine learning to book, price, and stack loads so trucks run fuller and drivers earn more with predictable weekly home time. The company reports roughly 40% higher truck utilization than the industry average and aims to fix the chronic inefficiency and high driver turnover that define long-haul freight.
FleetWorks
FleetWorks is a San Francisco AI company rebuilding how freight gets matched and booked. Its voice and text AI agents handle the phone calls, texts, and emails that brokers and carriers trade to cover loads - work that has barely changed since the 1980s. Launched out of Y Combinator in 2023 by ex-Uber Freight and ex-Airbnb operators, FleetWorks now runs an 'always-on dispatcher' that connects with thousands of carriers daily and works with over 40 U.S. brokerages, including 15 of the top 100.
TrueNorth
TrueNorth is a San Francisco software company building the operating system for trucking. Its AI dispatcher, Loadie, pulls freight from across the market and books loads for independent carriers and brokers - matching trucks to the most profitable freight, automating paperwork, and handling outreach. Backed by Sam Altman and Lachy Groom, the company wants to give solo truckers the economics and tooling of a large fleet.