Private beta · applications open
Plan the load before the truck backs in
Upload your packing list. Stowtix places every carton, pallet and drum in 3D, in the order it goes in, within the weight, stacking and axle limits of the container or truck. The loading crew gets the plan step by step.
Beta rates: 30% off monthly, 50% off yearly, locked for a year.
An animation: a 40-foot high-cube container fills with pallets, cartons, steel drums and crates, from the back wall to the doors, in loading order, while the readings below update.
- Pieces
- 38 / 38
- Fill
- 74.9 %
- Weight
- 11,400 kg
- Centre of gravity
- 0.9 m toward the back wall
Containers, trailers, trucks and vans, ready to plan
Add your own equipment too
Ready to plan: 40' high cube and 20' standard containers, a 13.6 m curtainsider, a 7.5 t rigid truck and a 3.5 t van.
A packing list read row by row: pump housings, valves, steel drums and compressors, with their quantities, sizes and weights.
01
Import
Drop in the Excel or CSV packing list you already have. Match its columns once; Stowtix remembers them next time.
Twelve pieces placed in turn, from the back wall to the doors, by priority.
02
Plan
Pick the containers or trucks. The solver fills them by priority, keeps groups together, and loads each drop so it comes off in its turn.
Payload, rear axle and centre of gravity, each read against its limit.
03
Check
See every piece in 3D. Drag one by hand and the checks run as you move it: weight, stacking, axle loads, centre of gravity.
A phone showing the crew's loading step, how far the loading has come, the piece and where it goes.
04
Ship
Lock the final plan. Send the crew a link with the loading steps, or a PDF with your logo and an Excel loading list.
Checked as it plans, and as you edit
Every limit, on every move
The plan respects the equipment and the cargo. Move a piece by hand and the same checks run while you drag it: a green ghost where it fits, red where it does not.
Weight
The payload never passes the container's or truck's limit.
Axle loads
Each axle's load, from every piece's weight and where it sits.
Centre of gravity
Kept near the middle, and the load centred when there is room.
Stacking and turning
What may go on what, and which ways up each line may stand.
Groups and drops
Lines that belong together stay together; each drop is reachable in its turn.
Drums and pallets
Drums bear on their circle. Single-product pallets are built layer by layer.
A phone showing the crew's next step: the piece, where it goes, and how far the loading has come.
On the dock
The crew loads it the way you planned it
Send a link. The loading crew opens it on a phone or tablet, without an account, and follows the plan one step at a time: which piece, where it goes, which way up.
- Loading steps, one piece at a time
- A PDF loading plan with your company's logo
- An Excel loading list for the warehouse
- A final plan that stays as it was signed off
Plan. Stack. Ship.
Join the private beta
We are opening Stowtix to a few companies at a time. Tell us what you load, and someone from our team will get in touch to set you up.
Beta prices are locked for one year.
- 1:1 Set up with you We add your equipment and plan your first shipments together.
- A say in what comes next A direct line to the people building it.
Prefer to see it first? Book a demo with the same form.
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