Run your operation with
an AI that does the work
Amazon DSP, delivery or freight — scheduling, fleet, check-in and HR in one app, plus an AI that answers your phone 24/7 and runs 90+ actions for you, each one on your confirm. On any device.
Today
Operations Dashboard
Active
142
Coverage
98%
On time
96%
Week of Apr 28
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Hours / day
Activity
Maria checked in
Route 14 swap approved
AI suggested coverage
Today
7:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Route 14 · Pad B
Pre-route ready
Checked in
Works on every device your team actually uses
90+
Actions the AI performs for you
24/7
Dispatch line answering, no minute cap
30
Day trial, no card up front
300
Drivers on one price band
Built for the work, not the category.
Not general shift software with an industry skin on it. Both of these have their own screens, their own words and their own rules in the product — a load board is not a route list, and a wave time is not a start time.
Delivery stations
Speaks DOR, wave times, rescues, DPMO and pre-route van checks.
- Day-of-Routing & pad imports — drop the sheet, the week builds itself
- Amazon scorecards land on the driver's profile
- Van fleet, photo inspections and mileage-based service
- Call-outs, rescues, standby and coverage swaps
Freight / Trucking
A load is a thing with two ends that outlives any one day, and the app knows it.
- Load board — shipper to consignee, appointment windows, live status
- Hours-of-service clocks as a dispatch aid — explicitly not an ELD
- Per-mile and percentage settlements, with the loads it couldn't pay
- DVIRs that hold a truck until a defect is signed off, and an IFTA worksheet
Everything you need,
all in one place
From the schedule grid to the driver's pocket — every workflow is connected, every action is one tap.Pick one to see it.
Week 32 · Aug 2 – 8
42 of 45 routes covered
SUN
40/40
MON
43/40
TUE
41/40
WED
37/40
THU
40/40
FRI
39/40
SAT
38/40
A. Rivera
✓ 7:56
✓ 7:51
✓ 7:49
✓ 8:02
✓ 7:44
M. Okafor
✓ 7:35
✓ 7:45
✓ 7:52
✓ 7:31
✓ 7:58
T. Nakamura
✓ 7:31
✓ 7:36
✓ 7:36
PTO
✓ 8:01
✓ 7:24
S. Delgado
✓ 7:44
✓ 7:42
✓ 7:29
✓ 7:55
✓ 7:38
K. Brennan
✓ 8:05
✓ 7:58
✓ 7:41
✓ 7:47
✓ 8:10
Ops
Dispatch
Novak
Novak
Castillo
Castillo
Novak
T. Nakamura — approved time off Wed. Blocked from scheduling.
Ten tools, one app, one bill
Most stations run a scheduling app, a fleet tracker, a forms tool, a chat group and a folder of spreadsheets — each with its own login, its own invoice, and none of them talking to each other. DLCWorker is all of it in one place, so a call-out reaches the schedule, the van and the driver’s phone at the same time.
Scheduling app — When I Work, Sling, Homebase
Drag-and-drop planner with time off and swaps built in
Group chat for the board — GroupMe
Announcements and chat tied to the actual shift
Spreadsheets for the daily roster
The live board, pad letters and van assignments
Fleet tracker — Fleetio, Whip Around
Van profiles, service intervals and cost per mile
Form apps for pre-route — Google Forms, Jotform
Pre-route walkaround with AI damage detection
Folders of driver documents
HR files, write-ups, onboarding and expiry alerts
A time-off spreadsheet
Requests, approvals and balances that block the planner
A supplies spreadsheet
Gear checkout signed for by the driver who took it
An answering service or a second phone
An AI dispatch line that answers 24/7 and logs it
Scorecard and coaching spreadsheets
Scorecard import, coaching drafts and trends
Your Amazon tooling stays where it is — we read your scorecard and Cortex data rather than replace it, and Slack and Teams get the notifications if that’s where your managers already live. Add up what those other subscriptions cost you and put the figure in the calculator below.
What your operation costs you
Overtime, uncovered routes, drivers replaced, vans down, kit lost and the hours your managers spend on all of it — against what’s left after our price, the same one you’d pay at checkout. It can come out negative, and we’ll say so.
Your operation
Your week
What an hour costs you
What goes wrong today
Software you'd replace
These start as typical figures so the page shows something real straight away. Change any of them — they’re assumptions, not claims.
Costing you now
$96,792
a year · $8,066 a month
DLCWorker gives back
$31,917
$17,634 not spent · $14,283 in time
Net, after our price
+$16,917
$1,410 a month · after $1,250/mo · Up to 50 drivers
| What it costs you | Now | With us | Not spent |
|---|---|---|---|
| OvertimeCaught on Wednesday instead of found on the payroll run. | 1,040 OT hours | 780 OT hours | $2,730 |
| Uncovered and rescued routesA route that goes out short, or needs a second driver sent. | 72 routes | 36 routes | $7,200 |
| Drivers replacedRecruiting, onboarding, training hours and the kit. | 24 drivers | 22 drivers | $4,320 |
| Van days lostService caught before it becomes a breakdown. | 48 van-days | 38 van-days | $1,728 |
| Software you'd cancelThe scheduling app, the fleet tracker, the forms tool, the spreadsheets. | $1,440 | $0 | $1,440 |
| Kit lost or unaccounted forPhones, chargers and go-bag items nobody signed for. | $720 | $504 | $216 |
Volumes shown a year.
| Time handed back | By hand | With us | Given back |
|---|---|---|---|
| Covering call-outsFind who's free, call around, move the route. | 15 min | 3 min | $998 |
| Sending out the boardPad letters, vans and routes to every driver. | 15 min | 1 min | $2,718 |
| Morning briefing and driver messagesTelling everyone what changed since yesterday. | 10 min | 2 min | $1,553 |
| Building and publishing the weekThe weekly board, time off and swaps included. | 80 min | 15 min | $1,803 |
| Write-ups and coaching notesWriting it up properly so it stands later. | 15 min | 5 min | $555 |
| Answering the dispatch lineCall-outs, rescues and van problems, one call at a time. | 5 min | 1 min | $6,656 |
446 hrs a year, of 546 hrs spent on it now.
How this is worked out
Every row shows both sides: what it costs you now, and what’s left with DLCWorker. We don’t claim any of them goes to zero — covering a call-out still needs someone to say yes, and software doesn’t stop every driver from quitting.
Cash and time are counted separately. The cash half is money that doesn’t get spent. The time half is capacity — only money if you actually cut hours or skip a hire — and we won’t pretend it landed in your bank account.
The “by hand” minutes are the same estimates DLCWorker uses inside the product to record what it saved you, not numbers written for this page. Overtime is priced as the premium — the half-time on top — because those hours would mostly have been worked anyway.
We don’t count Amazon bonus money. Nobody can promise your scorecard will improve, and we’re not going to build a number on it. Once you’re running, the app keeps its own ledger of what it actually did — the real version of this page, from your own operation.
AI in every corner of the operation.
Not a chatbot bolted on the side. It builds schedules, covers call-outs, drafts write-ups, watches your fleet and answers the dispatch line — 90+ actions it takes for you, each one shown to you before it runs.
Ask AI
- Answers from your SOPs, schedule & roster — “Who’s on Route CX9 tomorrow?”, instantly
- Knows your team, your vans, your rules — no digging through docs
- Read-only: it tells you things, it never changes anything
- Ask from any screen — it knows which page you're on and answers in context
- Ask out loud or type it, and have the answer read back
- On every plan, including the base tier — nothing to add on
AI Autopilot
- Your own dispatcher answering 24/7 — greets drivers by name, knows their route and van
- Takes call-outs, rescues and van issues by voice; logs them against the right shift
- 90+ actions it performs: publishes the week, covers a call-out, issues a write-up, orders supplies
- Shows you exactly what will change, then waits for your confirm
- Catches OT creep, sliding drivers and time-off conflicts before they cost you
- Your logo, app name & domain — make it yours
All of it comes standard — the dispatcher included, one price. See pricing
And it's already inside the screens you use
Schedule
Builds the week, fills open shifts, covers a call-out and balances overtime before it becomes a problem.
Check-in
Reads the odometer and fuel gauge off the dashboard photo, and flags missing pre-route checks while there's still time to fix them.
Fleet
Compares every walkaround photo to that van's baseline and flags new damage, logs maintenance, recommends what to reorder.
Coaching
Spots declining drivers, drafts the write-up, escalates it, and chases the follow-up.
HR
Runs onboarding and offboarding, preps performance reviews, answers benefits questions.
Dispatch line
Answers the phone 24/7, takes call-outs, calls drivers back — then hands you the summary.
Every action is yours to confirm — nothing fires without you unless you turn autonomy on.
Built for every role on the team
Each role gets a tailored view — no clutter, no busywork.
Big-picture clarity
For Owners
- Live coverage + labor cost in one view
- Multi-team and multi-location rollups
- AI-flagged risks before they hit
Run the day on autopilot
For Managers
- Drag-and-drop schedule + AI suggestions
- One-tap swap & time-off approvals
- Attendance and incident tracking
Your shift in one tap
For Drivers
- Pre-route checklist + RTS photos
- Shift swaps & call-out from the phone
- Push alerts when plans change
Run tomorrow morning from one screen.
Import your DOR, publish the week, and watch check-ins land live. Tell us how your station runs and we’ll set it up with you — your drivers keep the app free.