A transport control room with screens of routes and jobs
My own product

askadash.
Ask it. Build it.

My own AI dashboard builder. Tell it what you want to see, in your own words. It builds the page on your own site, checks it, and keeps building every time you ask.

How it works

Say it. See it.

Say it the way you would say it to a colleague: a number, a trend, a report or a whole page. It is built on your company's own dash from your own numbers, usually in minutes, and it tells you what it did. People check it, and if it isn't right, one click puts it back.

The askadash home page: Ask it. Build it.
askadash.com
Three steps

Ask. Build. Share.

  1. Ask

    Say what you want to see, in your own words. A number, a trend, a report, a whole page.

  2. Build

    It is built on your own dash from your own numbers, usually in minutes. Not right? One click puts it back.

  3. Share

    Everyone gets a dash of their own, and chooses who sees it.

Any numbers. Any trade.

From an absence tracker to the board meeting.

KPIs, checkers, HR, compliance, SOPs, corrective actions, finance and the board: start with one number that matters and grow it.

Underneath

Built properly.

A transport office before dawn, with route maps on screen and trailers in the yard outside
In logistics

Already at work in logistics.

askadash comes out of over 20 years in logistics and haulage software, and it already runs in logistics.

It runs warehouse and transport KPI dashboards and a late-trunk checker for a trunking network, each company on its own address, with AI screens that each company can set for itself.

Read the askadash case study

An articulated lorry on a motorway at night
See it for yourself

Ask it. Build it.

Try askadash at askadash.com, or tell me what your team needs to see.