We're building the coordination infrastructure global freight has never had.
International logistics moves trillions of dollars of goods every year on a foundation of spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups, and disconnected tools. We're replacing that with a single, coordinated layer.
Fragmented by design.
Every corridor in global freight has its own set of operators, tools, and processes. A shipment moving from London to Lagos might touch five separate operators across its journey — none of whom share a common data model, status format, or communication channel.
The result is operational chaos that's been normalised. Customers with no visibility. Operators working from WhatsApp screenshots. Finance teams reconciling payments weeks after the fact. Disputes with no audit trail to resolve them.
Circuit 40s doesn't solve this by adding another tool. It solves it by replacing the coordination layer entirely — with a single platform that all participants operate within.
Infrastructure first
We're not building a booking app. We're building the operating system that booking apps, operator tools, and enterprise integrations all run on top of.
One source of truth
Every shipment event — from booking to delivery — is written to a single canonical record. Every surface reads from that same record. No divergence.
Built for operators
The people doing the physical work — collection, customs, last-mile — are first-class citizens of the platform. Not afterthoughts to a customer-facing product.
Four products. One network.
Circuit 40s is a set of interconnected products that serve every participant in the freight lifecycle — the customer shipping a parcel, the operator collecting and delivering it, the business managing a freight programme, and the enterprise integrating logistics into its own systems.
Each product is designed for its specific audience. All of them operate on the same underlying data model and coordination engine. That's what makes the network function.
Building with or on Circuit 40s?
We're onboarding freight operators, enterprise shippers, and technology partners. Get in touch to talk about what you're building.