Five years moving
DFW freight.

Why we built our own software

For a long time we ran the company the way most small carriers do: a spreadsheet for routes, a group text for the crew, a notes app for what each client pays, and a memory for everything else. Every tool we tried was built either for a fleet of two hundred trucks or for a solo driver with an app. Nothing fit a company our size, and the parts that mattered most to us — who confirmed, who declined, what a route actually earned after payout — weren't in any of them.

So we built our own. It started as a way to stop losing track of route confirmations. It grew into the system that now runs the entire business: dispatch, recurring contracts, crew profiles, digital agreements, damage claims, weekly payroll, per-route profitability, and every text and email that goes out to a customer or a driver. We called it OpsPilot^™.

It isn't a side project. It's the operational backbone of J Kiss, and it's in use every morning before the first truck rolls. When you book with us, you're working with a company that knows exactly where your job stands — because the software we wrote tells us.