What problem does Portline solve?
Shipments, containers, trucks and dock doors are tracked in separate tools, so a delay shows up when it is too late to fix.
Our own product
Portline: logistics control tower
Our own logistics control tower: every shipment, container, truck and dock door on one screen, so a delay shows while there is still time to fix it.
Our own product, not a client project. The live demo runs on generated data.
At a glance
Portline at a glance.
Our own product
- Built for
- Ports, 3PLs and shippers
- Industry
- Logistics and maritime
- What we built
- Logistics control tower
- Platforms
- Web
- Stack
- Next.js 16, Supabase, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, Fumadocs
The case
How Portline came together.
What is inside Portline?
One control tower with modules for shipments, reefer containers, fleet, warehouses, docks, yard and gate, with role-based access.
- One screen for the whole operation. Shipments, containers, trucks and dock doors.
- Trouble flagged early. Reefer drift, late dock slots and gate events.
- Linked to the ship. A shipment shows the Pruva vessel that carries it.
Where does Portline stand today?
Portline is our own product. The live demo runs on generated data in five languages, with no sign-in.
Screens
Portline, screen by screen.
Delivered
What Portline includes.
- Web app
- Marketing site
- Documentation site
- Built-in store
- Live demo
20 files we made, kept for the client
Every file stays with the client. We can walk you through the full set on a call.
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