The 19 autopilots working while you sleep.

You paste a shipment. Team Lead splits the job. Pricing hits live lane rates. Route picks ocean vs air vs rail based on urgency + margin. Customs surfaces the paperwork. Risk flags red-sea diversions, port congestion, or capacity tightness.

The whole orchestra runs sequentially in under 60 seconds. Every agent leaves a trace so you can defend the number when your customer says "but Flexport quoted less."

It's the single feature that killed my Google Sheets forever. Freight quoting used to eat 45 minutes per RFQ. Now it's the click before the coffee finishes brewing.

Every quote ships with a public share link — 3D route globe, benchmark, countdown timer, pay-in-crypto button. Your customer never asks "can I get this in a PDF?" again.

Every new quote passes through the Ops Manager the moment it lands. Claude reads the shipment, your team, and your open queue, then decides: this is a P0 today, this can wait until Thursday, this belongs to Sara because she owns the LATAM lane.

At 8am UTC it sends the team owner a warm 2-paragraph digest naming specific quotes and sequencing the day. No dashboards to scan. No Slack to check. Your morning coffee tells you what matters.

You can also ask it plain-English questions like "which quote is my top priority?" or "how many overdue this week?" and it answers with real numbers grounded in your team's data.

This runs hourly in the background. It'll silently backfill triage on anything you seeded through the API. It'll flag overdue quotes with an amber pill on your dashboard. It never sleeps.

The old freight software makes forwarders feel like they're subsidising an accounting department. LaneBolt does the opposite. Every customer sees their own Pulse: "$14,320 saved vs. a traditional 15% broker markup, 4 of 7 booked, top lane Shanghai→Rotterdam."

The moment they cross a threshold — first booking, first teammate, $1k saved, 100 quotes — a full-screen confetti overlay unlocks with a share-ready branded PNG. Their name. Their number. Their brand on top, LaneBolt in the footer. Free viral loop.

Ten milestone thresholds fire automatically as they grow (first_quote, first_booking, first_teammate, savings_100/500/1k/5k/10k, quotes_10, quotes_100). Every celebration includes a native share sheet so a happy customer can post to LinkedIn in one tap.

You (the LaneBolt owner) also get a live push notification when your customer hits a big one, so you know exactly when to reach out for a testimonial. Their win is your win.

Every inbound reply passes through a quality scorer. If it's unambiguously positive, references LaneBolt / AI / speed, and scores above 0.35, we extract a testimonial-worthy quote and file it as `pending`.

You get a warm alert. On `/testimonials` you can edit the quote, add the author's name / company / role, and approve → the live landing page instantly renders the new card. No CMS, no re-deploy.

Complaints, questions, and mixed feedback are filtered out. You never accidentally publish someone lukewarm.

The landing page section ("03.5 · what forwarders say") auto-hides when the approved list is empty. Zero fake testimonials, ever. First real one you approve is the first the world sees.

Numbers alone don't tell you what to do. So we hand Claude your booked total, MoM change, top lanes, mode breakdown, and stale bookings, and ask for 3 warm ≤25-word next-steps in the forwarder's own voice.

Example insight (real): "Shanghai→Sydney alone drove $12,480 — ocean is your highest-value mode right now, worth prioritizing." No filler. No jargon. Grounded in your data.

There's a customer view ("what to double down on") and an owner view ("which forwarder to court for a testimonial, cash-flow risk if any"). Both cached per day, both hidden entirely on cold-start so nobody sees a hollow panel.

Full explainer collapsible on both panels — a two-tap "how is this calculated?" so first-time users instantly understand what they're reading.

Built for the reality that most solo freight forwarders quote from a phone, often while doing 3 other things. Voice-to-Quote turns a 20-second spoken brief into a fully-structured freight-quote request in under 10 seconds.

The pipeline: MediaRecorder captures your voice → OpenAI Whisper transcribes it in your language → Claude Sonnet 4.6 extracts origin, destination, mode, weight (converts tons and pounds to kg automatically), volume (converts cubic feet and FCL sizes to CBM), urgency, incoterm, cargo type, and free-text notes.

Handles imperfect speech beautifully — half-sentences, background noise, mixed units. If it can't hear a clean lane, it says so warmly instead of guessing. No competitor offers this for solo forwarders.

The moment your 5-agent AI team drafts a quote, a scoring agent grades how likely it is to close — grounded in lane + mode + urgency + customer domain signals. Fresh business-domain email = +20. Air + high urgency = +15. Weekend generation = -10. No customer email = -25.

Alongside the score, Claude drafts three anticipated objections a buyer might raise — 'this transit is too slow', 'I got a lower rate from X', 'the fuel surcharge feels high' — plus a paste-ready winning response for each one, in your voice.

Owner-only view on /quote/:id. Public share pages never expose the score or objections — those stay your competitive edge.

The other half of growth is outbound. Most solo forwarders skip cold outreach because it feels awkward and takes hours. LaneBolt turns it into a 90-second Sunday ritual: 5 fresh drafts land in your inbox before Monday coffee.

The AI picks one of 4 hooks per DM: city-focus ('noticed you run out of Perth'), lane-match ('you probably route Shanghai out — happy to send a fresh 60-sec quote'), boutique-fit ('LaneBolt sits at your size perfectly'), or founder-story ('I'm Pablo — solo caregiver-founder').

Each DM comes with a big blue 'Open LinkedIn profile' button and copy-paste-ready text. Approve or Skip in one tap. Prospects you skip are cooled-down for 30 days so they never re-appear stale.