Trust in freight is real. It's just invisible.

Ledgr is the professional record for people who move freight. Every rate confirmation accepted, every commitment kept, every driver assigned. Tied to a person, not a company. Built through use, not a profile.

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MR
Maria Reyes
Dispatcher
47 Loads
2.3h Avg Response
95% Accept Rate
Accepted rate con #RC-4821 12m ago
Assigned driver J. Morales 11m ago
Accepted rate con #RC-4807 2d ago

The problem

$200B in freight moves on handshakes between people who never meet face to face.

Trust lives in people's heads

A broker in Chicago knows their dispatcher in Dallas is reliable. That knowledge exists nowhere in any system. When the rep leaves, the knowledge walks out the door.

Nobody knows who accepted

Rate confirmations get emailed as PDFs. Someone at the carrier accepts it. Maybe the person the broker spoke to, maybe not. There's no record of who, and no audit trail.

Reputation resets to zero

A dispatcher with 10 years of flawless commitments changes carriers and starts from nothing. Their track record doesn't follow them. It never existed in the first place.

Fraud is an identity problem

64% of FMCSA enforcement cases involve identity fraud. Double brokering, impersonation, stolen carrier IDs. The industry verifies companies but not the people behind them.

How it works

Starts with rate confirmation. Builds something permanent.

01

Send a rate con

Upload the PDF, enter an email, hit send. Faster than attaching to an email. The dispatcher gets a link.

02

Accept with a fingerprint

The dispatcher taps the link, reviews the document, and accepts with a passkey. A biometric confirmation at the exact moment of commitment.

03

The record builds itself

Every acceptance is cryptographically tied to a person. Over time, a track record emerges: response time, acceptance rate, driver consistency. No profile to fill out.

The record

Facts, not scores. History, not badges.

We never reduce a person to a single number. We show what happened: 47 loads accepted, 2.3-hour average response time, last active yesterday. Brokers draw their own conclusions.

Person, not company

An account is a person. A dispatcher who moves from Carrier A to Carrier B keeps the same record. Identity follows the individual.

Earned, not claimed

Every data point comes from mutual business actions both parties can see. No self-reported credentials. No paid verification tiers.

One standard

Passkey verification on every acceptance. No tiers, no "verified by email" alongside "verified by biometric." Commitments cost something.


The most valuable thing in freight will be a permanent, person-based ledger of trust.

We're building it.

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