Mobile & Field Ops

Office on web, field on mobile — same database, same truth

At a glance

▸ Driver app — POD capture, route progress, exception reporting
▸ Warehouse app — barcode scan, bin picking, pack-out, dispatch
▸ Inspector app — photo + e-signature on aircraft, vehicles, containers
▸ Offline-first — works when the warehouse Wi-Fi doesn't
▸ Same auth as web; switch users without a separate app store

What it does

Most logistics SaaS pretends the field doesn’t exist, or ships a half-built mobile app written by a different team. Logic Nexus Mobile is built on the same React + Supabase stack as the web app, packaged with Capacitor — so what works on desktop also works on a $80 Android phone the warehouse manager bought yesterday.

Offline-first matters in logistics. Trucks lose signal. Warehouses are RF deserts. The mobile app caches the work the user needs, syncs when network returns, never blocks the field on a connection.