Built in stages.
Driven by real work.

01 / Built into the current app

Equipment, inspections, maintenance, documents, trips, fuel, and expenses. Load planning and axle-weight estimates. Local backups, optional accounts, and a manually requested cloud snapshot.

02 / Now: prove the everyday details

Improve stability and clarity through controlled testing. Check installs and upgrades on real phones and tablets, long trips, reminders, backups, purchases, and account recovery. Recent work improves planner dimensions, saved-draft recovery, and navigation gestures.

03 / Next: a considered 1.0

Resolve release blockers, complete store and privacy reviews, and verify the core workflows before a public release. No launch date is promised. What drivers learn in testing helps set the order.

04 / Later: connected operations

Explore automatic synchronization and shared fleet tools after permissions, data ownership, security, and offline conflict handling are ready. Fleet Connection and the portal remain development prototypes.

05 / Research: a separate ELD program

Evaluate registered providers and hardware integration as a separate, regulated product effort. Truck Companion is not an ELD and must not be used for legal records of duty status.

Direction, not a delivery calendar. Priorities may change as testing and driver feedback reveal what matters most. Read the latest development notes →