Logistics software · Singapore

From 45 min to about 9 sec.
Without giving up planner control.

Stow builds software for Singapore logistics operators. The first product, load planning, turns the twice-daily job of grouping orders and packing trucks from 45 minutes into about 9 seconds, and keeps your planner in control of every call.

Piloting withPoh Tiong Choon Logistics
Backed by SUTD Baby Shark Fund
What we build

An operator's software stack, one tool at a time.

Stow builds software for the way Singapore logistics operators actually run. We start with the job that eats the most time, then move to the next one. Load planning is the one that is live today.

Product 01Live

Load planning

The twice-daily job of turning a list of orders into a set of packed trucks. Your planner opens it, checks it, changes what they want to change, and approves the run. Nothing dispatches on its own.

What it does

  • Groups the day’s orders by delivery zone
  • Packs them across your trucks under real capacity limits
  • Re-solves in seconds when a truck drops out
Inside load planning

Four moves that compress the planning shift.

01

Auto-group by zone

Your day's orders sort themselves into delivery zones (north, east, south, west, central) before anything is assigned to a truck.

02

3D pack across trucks

The solver assigns orders to trucks under real capacity limits, then shows the exact fit in 3D so your planner can verify it before dispatch.

03

Drag-override

Drag any order onto a different truck. It re-solves in under two seconds, checks capacity, and keeps an undo stack. The planner always has the final say.

04

Export to your stack

A per-truck spreadsheet for the office, a printable run-sheet for drivers, and a WhatsApp summary for the group chat. It slots into the workflow you already use.

Who Stow is for

Who it's for

Singapore 3PLs running 5 to 50 trucks, where one planner still builds the morning load by hand, and the plan has to be right before the first truck leaves the gate.

Sits on top of the Excel and WhatsApp workflow you already run. No rip and replace.

Built to plug into your real fleet data when you are ready, at your pace, not ours.

One planner can run it. There is no implementation team on your side of the table.

Load planning, live

Watch a full run, start to finish.

Open it in any browser. Sample data is loaded, so there is no install and no signup, and the planner stays in control the whole way through.

Sample data. Not real customer orders. Problem statement quoted from Bok Seng.

Open load planning
01Verify the load

Every box in its exact place.

Open any truck and see a 3D view of the load at real truck dimensions, with every box exactly where the plan put it. Each colour is one customer order, so a packer can confirm the fit before the truck rolls.

Truck load shown in a 3D view, every box at its planned position, with the order list beside it

Sample data. Not real customer orders.

02Audit the run

Check every assignment before it goes out.

Each truck shows which orders landed on it, so your planner can sanity-check the plan against what they know about the day. Nothing is hidden, and nothing dispatches on its own.

Planning screen with each truck expanded to show the orders assigned to it

Sample data. Not real customer orders.

03Run the day

Play the day forward, then break it on purpose.

Run the day at speed and throw a problem at it, a breakdown, a blocked zone, a rush order. The plan re-solves and carries on, so you can see how it holds up before it happens for real.

Live map of trucks mid-route across Singapore with an activity feed of the day running

Sample data. Not real customer orders.


What it costs

Priced for the fleet you actually run.

Planning software is normally built for national carriers, and it is priced that way: an integration budget, a procurement cycle, and a per-seat figure that assumes a department rather than a person.

Stow is built for an operator running 5 to 50 trucks, and priced to come out of the planning hours it gives back rather than out of next year's capital budget.

We quote after the pilot, once you have seen what it does on your own orders. A number before that would be a guess, and you would be right not to trust it.

Book a pilot

What a pilot looks like

  • Your real orders

    Send us one ordinary day of orders, in whatever format your office already keeps them in. An Excel file, a CSV, a printout we can type up. You do not need to clean it first.

  • One planning day

    We run that day through Stow and sit with your planner while they go through the result truck by truck, changing whatever they would have changed.

  • No integration

    Nothing touches your TMS, your WMS, or your ERP. Nobody on your side has to open a ticket, and nothing in your systems changes.

  • No commitment

    You keep the plan and the comparison against what your planner did by hand. If it does not beat that, we shake hands and you have lost a morning.

Who built this

Stow is built by Abhishek Vulla at SUTD, with a small team. Eight hackathon wins and more than S$30,000 in prize money came before this one. Pilot with us and your email lands with the person writing the code, not a support queue.

See if Stow fits your operation.

We will run a pilot on your real routes and trucks, and show you the planning time it saves before you commit to anything.

Or write to us directly


Your data

What happens to the orders you send us.

Used

Processed to build your plan.

The order file you send is read to group orders into zones and pack them across your trucks. That is the whole purpose it is used for. It does not train a model and it does not go into a benchmark.

Shared

Not shared with anyone.

We do not sell it, rent it, or pass it to a third party for their own purposes. The only parties that touch it are the hosts that run the site and the app for us.

Kept

Deleted whenever you ask.

Email us and your files and the plans built from them are removed, with a confirmation back. There is no form to fill in and no notice period.