Operator-built courses on the tech that actually moves supply chains — databases, automation, integration. Not theory from the outside. The real thing, from eighteen years inside carriers and brokerages.
Members sign in with Google or GitHub. Built for operators, not engineers.
Most tech training is written for developers. This isn't. It's for the operator who got handed the systems — the ops lead, the acting CIO, the dispatcher who became the admin — and needs to actually understand what's under the hood.
Each one grounds every concept in freight — shipments, lanes, dock events, rate cards — then names the portable principle underneath, so it carries to anything you build next.
Structure, engineering, and management from the ground up. Tables, relationships, live queries, integrity, and data lineage — built on real freight scenarios like capacity, billing, and reconciliation. Includes a live tutor that drills you and adapts to where you're weak.
The same operator-first approach applied to the rest of the stack: automation and integration, systems that talk to each other, and turning messy tribal knowledge into tools your team can actually run. Built as the first track proves the model.
Every concept shown in your world first — trucks, lanes, dock events — then named as the general principle so it transfers.
Not videos you nod along to. A live tutor asks questions you have to answer, and won't wave you forward until you can.
It tracks what you've mastered and where you're shaky, spends time on the weak spots, and breezes past what you already own.
These courses come out of running real operations at carriers, brokerages, and 3PLs — and building the systems to fix them. The same hands that built a production TMS wrote this.
Access is granted to members. Sign in with Google or GitHub once you're in.
Get accessAlready a member? Sign in →