Logistics software assumes your inventory fits a template. Yours doesn't.
Cargorithm builds AI-native tools for packing, freight classification, and shipment decisions — for the non-standard, irregular inventory that incumbent tools were never built to handle.
1,200+ boxes · 4s median plan · Free, no signup
Software meets the shipment too late.
Existing WMS, TMS, and parcel tools all assume the shipment is already built by the time software touches it — clean SKUs, standard boxes, repeatable pallets. That assumption is what makes them fast.
For operators moving non-uniform, constantly-changing inventory — re-commerce, refurbishment, anything one-of-a-kind — it breaks. The box isn't standard, the pallet isn't repeatable, and the decision falls back to whoever on the floor has done it before.
Materials Advisor
The first tool: enter an item, get the exact box, materials, and packing steps — in seconds, free.
The person who knew how to pack the odd stuff left — and didn't leave notes.
Materials Advisor is what replaces that knowledge, instantly, for whoever's on the floor now.
In practice that's mid-market re-commerce and refurbishment operations — roughly 200 to 600 shipments a month, where the inventory never quite standardizes.
One working piece at a time.
Materials Advisor is live today. A freight-classification tool is next, and it lands in the same free toolset. We'd rather ship one tool that works than describe a platform that doesn't — so this list stays short, and everything on it is either running or actively being built.
We're working with a small number of design partners.
Running a floor with non-standard inventory, or a 3PL evaluating tools for your clients? We'd like to hear how you're solving it today.