Transforming the
future of delivery
We're on a mission to empower logistics teams with intelligent, scalable software that eliminates inefficiencies and turns complex routes into competitive advantages.
Built from a problem
we had already lived.
Managing deliveries looked simple from the outside—until the day started moving. Routes changed, drivers needed clarity, customers wanted updates, and dispatchers were left piecing everything together across calls, messages, spreadsheets, and memory.
That is why we built Viaoga Route Planner. We bring routing, dispatching, driver workflows, Proof of Delivery, and management dashboards into one connected system. It is built for teams that handle real deliveries every day, where a single missed update or delayed route can affect the entire operation.
Our product reflects how logistics software should be built: practical, reliable, and close to the work. We are building Viaoga for operators who want more than just a route plan—they want control, clarity, and a system they can trust when the delivery day is underway.
To empower logistics teams globally with intelligent, scalable software.
We eliminate inefficiencies and turn complex routing into a seamless, competitive advantage. We build practical tools for the people actually doing the work.
Our Goals
Eliminate Manual Routing
Replace outdated dispatching and legacy spreadsheets with intelligent automation entirely.
Real-Time Visibility
Show fleets — and, in time, their customers — where every delivery is as the day happens.
Operator-Friendly Reliability
Build the most robust, trusted logistics platform designed exactly how field teams need it.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide every feature we build and every customer we support.
Hyper-Accurate Routing
We engineer algorithms that respect every second and every mile. Precision is not optional; it is our baseline.
Operator-Centric
We build for the dispatchers, drivers, and fleet managers. We succeed only when their daily operations run flawlessly.
Agile Innovation
Logistics never sleeps. We ship updates at the speed of the industry, delivering continuous value without disruption.
Uncompromising Uptime
When we go down, fleets stop. Our architecture is robust, redundant, and built to handle massive scale reliably.
The people behind VIAOGA
A small team of engineers and designers, building for logistics operations we work alongside every day.
Sushil Kumar
Director
“We started this because we were the ones running the vans. Every decision here still gets measured against whether it helps somebody get the day delivered.”
Prvind Panday
Project Manager
“A feature is not done when it works on my machine. It is done when a dispatcher who has never met us can use it on a Monday morning without calling anybody.”
The team
Nikki Kumari
Software Engineer II
“Most of what I write is about the awkward cases — the address that does not geocode, the driver who loses signal in a basement. Those are the days the software has to hold.”
Satyam Sharma
Software Engineer II
“Every route a customer plans is somebody's afternoon. That is worth being careful about, and it is why I would rather be slow than clever.”
Vivek Kumar
Software Engineer
“The best compliment we get is that nobody noticed anything. Deliveries went out, the map was right, and nobody had to think about us at all.”
Ashish Kumar
Visual Designer
“A dispatcher looks at this screen for eight hours. My job is to make the important thing obvious and everything else quiet.”
From rented software to our own.
A delivery business frustrated with its software, and the software it built instead.
2025
Running on rented software
We ran our own deliveries on a third-party fleet management system. It had no way to track cash on delivery, its per-vehicle pricing grew with every van we added, and we had no say in what it did next.
Mid 2025
Writing down the gaps
Every workaround and every missing feature went on a list. The list kept growing, and so did the bill.
Late 2025
Deciding to build our own
We decided to build the tool we needed ourselves, starting from how our drivers and dispatchers actually work.
Jan – Mar 2026
Designing before building
Product design, the scope of work, and planning the team and resources to build it properly.
Mid 2026
The first version
A working product: route planning, a driver app, and proof of delivery at the door.
Aug 2026
From first version to full product
Rebuilt for scale — route optimisation on real road travel times, built to carry real load, with billing and self-service sign-up.
Oct 2026
We are hereFirst client live
Delidel — the food delivery brand of RJS Food Service Supplies LLC in the UAE — launched in India from Bangalore, and runs its deliveries on VIAOGA.
What we’re building next.
What we are working on, and roughly when — from the features our first clients asked for to the integrations that come after them.
Oct – Dec 2026
Tracking links and WhatsApp updates
Your customers see where their delivery is and when it will arrive, with an update when it is on its way and when it is delivered.
Dispatcher role
Dashboard access for dispatchers without the money and settings that belong to administrators.
Customer signatures
A signature drawn on the driver’s screen, saved with the doorstep photo.
Offline proof capture
Photos and delivery codes taken with no signal, sent the moment coverage returns.
Geofence zones
Zones drawn on the map, with stops marked arrived automatically when the van enters one.
Shopify and WooCommerce
Orders from your online store arriving in VIAOGA on their own, ready to plan.
Jan – Mar 2027
Barcode scanning
Each parcel scanned onto the right van at the depot, and against the stop at the door.
Webhooks
Delivery updates pushed straight into your own systems as they happen.
Customer ratings
A one-tap rating after every delivery, so you hear how it went from the person who received it.
Activity log
Who changed which order, route or setting, and when — for administrators.
Pick lists
The day’s items grouped for the picking team, in the order the vans will be loaded.
This is our plan, not a promise. What clients ask for moves things up — and something you need could be next.