It’d be awesome if logistics software could be visualized and turned into a strategy game. You manage transportation, routes, and the entire logistics network like you’re playing a strategy game. Inspired by Dilum Sanjaya, I also used Opus 5.5 to build it.

try it here:

github repo:

@DilumSanjaya the urge to click fast forward would be unbearable when the trucks are real

@DilumSanjaya i work in logistics and we built a tool that shows how cargo fits into trucks in 2d and 3d. when people see it, they understand much faster

@DilumSanjaya o lawd here we go. bout time yeah.

@DilumSanjaya dude this is sick af

I’d want to move one arrival back two hours and watch what happens to the rest of the day.

@DilumSanjaya It's called EVE Online😂

@DilumSanjaya wait this is exactly the kind of logistics software I’d actually want to poke at haha. did you make a playable prototype?

@DilumSanjaya iPad kids are useable work force after all, they will be cracked at this.

@DilumSanjaya This looks amazing!

@DilumSanjaya Looks great, but perhaps the play is building a visual layer on top of existing systems rather than replacing what they trust

For someone building a logistics platform, I find amusing how much emphasis is being put on visuals on these demos. With agentic capabilities, most ops will be handled in an automated fashion and only final exceptions handled by ops. I had customers actually wanting less visuals instead.

@DilumSanjaya visualizing logistics as a strategy game could really engage users in a fun way

@DilumSanjaya Our generation has to be leading or the boomers will NOT be able to handle this

@DilumSanjaya Peak CEOs gaming

@DilumSanjaya If you add: warehouses, fuel cost, shippping cost, seasoning, events ( like storms, cannal problems..,), routing..so user has to calculate whether it is profitable or not , it would be very intereating game.

@DilumSanjaya Open source it if you’re the man!

@DilumSanjaya Nothing better then playing against your spreadsheets