QR or manual setup
Scan with a camera, load a QR image or enter connection details. Quick setup can populate the sensor information and initiate recording.
Business handling intelligence / Built in Ohio
Understand the handling.Improve the inspection.
LoadClarity gives equipment, logistics and insurance inspection teams a handling record they can review. Configure the recorder for your cargo, find tilt, impact and drop events, and export a checkable report. Use the record with receiving checks, rental-return inspections and claim documentation.
For equipment owners, rental fleets, logistics teams and insurance inspectors.
● ● ●INTERACTIVE WALKTHROUGHTRY IT
CARGO + HEAVY MACHINERYWhat would your team need to know?Illustrative scenarios · not customer results
Example eventVibration / rough motion
Review stageTransport
Next questionCheck load position and packaging
- Session started · placement documented
- Rough-motion event flagged for review
- Load position and receiving condition compared
A rough-motion event is recorded in this example. Inspect restraints, packaging and load position. This is a reason to check whether cargo shifted, not a measurement of sliding distance.
DEMONSTRATION DATA No live device connected
WORKING PROTOTYPE / DEMOS + EVALUATIONSDirect access to the builderManufacturing + commercial partnershipsHardware + workflow
Inside the report
See what reaches
the next reviewer.
Actual output from the desktop application’s report generator, shown with synthetic demonstration data. Inspect the summary, then follow the notable events and reported measurements. These captures show the report format, not a customer shipment or a validated sensing result.
Actual desktop report-generator output, excerpted for readability. Synthetic inputs illustrate the format; these are not customer results or a test of measurement accuracy.
32 capabilities / 8 areas
From setting up the load
to handing over the record.
Explore the desktop software by the job your team needs to do. Bring the relevant area to a private demonstration using your equipment and review process.
Setup & recording
Start a recording plan that fits the load and the operator.
Recording under your control
Arm or pause capture separately from the Bluetooth connection. Load the device settings and request baseline recalibration before the agreed trial.
Reconnect with context
Automatic reconnect attempts, scan fallback and connection status help the operator see an interrupted link. The current desktop build supports one active sensor.
A defined session
Keep a session identifier and trip window with the recorded workflow. Mark delivery and review so the exported record carries the application’s review stage.
Read all LoadClarity capabilities
Setup & recording
- QR or manual setup
- Scan with a camera, load a QR image or enter connection details. Quick setup can populate the sensor information and initiate recording.
- Recording under your control
- Arm or pause capture separately from the Bluetooth connection. Load the device settings and request baseline recalibration before the agreed trial.
- Reconnect with context
- Automatic reconnect attempts, scan fallback and connection status help the operator see an interrupted link. The current desktop build supports one active sensor.
- A defined session
- Keep a session identifier and trip window with the recorded workflow. Mark delivery and review so the exported record carries the application’s review stage.
Cargo-specific settings
- Four starting profiles
- Electronics, Glass, Medical and Industrial profiles provide different scoring rules. Each needs validation with the actual cargo and packaging; the Medical label is not a regulatory certification.
- Packaging and route wizard
- Choose packaging protection and expected route roughness, inspect the suggested settings and apply them when appropriate. Recalibration is an explicit option.
- 17 adjustable controls
- Tune movement, impact, freefall, orientation persistence, transit vibration, stillness and alert timing. Settings can be loaded from the device rather than re-entered.
- Practical presets
- Balanced, Sensitive and Rugged presets give an operator another starting point. The desktop queues pause, setting changes and re-arming when updating an armed device.
Handling events
- Impact and drop details
- Inspect reported impact magnitude, axis and freefall duration where available. Drop-height estimates are derived from duration, not measured travel distance.
- Tilt and inversion
- Review tilt-angle violations and inverted-orientation events against the handling requirements for your equipment.
- Rough handling and vibration
- Review shaking, oscillation information and vibration bursts. These can prompt a restraint or load-position check; they do not measure sliding distance.
- Worst observed conditions
- Keep the worst event, peak reported impact, maximum tilt and longest freefall visible alongside severity indicators and event-specific guidance.
Find & review
- Searchable live timeline
- Filter activity by event category or security activity, search event details and select an event counter to narrow the list.
- Focus View
- Expand the activity feed for a larger review area, then restore the full dashboard. The desktop retains the latest 500 activity rows.
- Raw event log
- Received records append to a CSV with sequence, payload, receive time and detected gaps. Open the log for a separate review beyond the on-screen history.
- Buffered replay
- Request stored sensor records into the raw log. The current dashboard does not rebuild its live score from replay; disconnected coverage must be validated for the trial.
Explain the flag
- Event severity
- Classify processed events as light, moderate, hard or severe using the selected profile. Review handling quality, orientation and the worst event together.
- Incident grouping
- Group nearby hazards and reduce repeated risk contributions within an incident. This helps organize the review without treating every repeated signal as a separate major incident.
- Inspection recommendations
- A rule-based 0–100 score supports Accept, Inspect or Reject / Claim Risk recommendations. These are screening aids, not damage probabilities or a substitute for physical inspection.
- Decision Trace
- Select an event to inspect severity, incident, risk contribution, reason and suggested action. Review the refreshed dashboard for the current overall assessment.
Session & data quality
- Delivery and review stages
- Track Prepare, Armed, In Transit, Delivered and Reviewed, with timestamps and transition reasons. These are operator/application states, not verified custody transfers.
- Visible coverage questions
- Review detected sequence gaps, connection attempts and disconnect statistics. The indicators help identify issues but do not certify complete recording.
- Device context
- Preserve available firmware, configuration, armed state and stored-record information in the exported certificate.
- Reported integrity events
- Review available reset, configuration-change and tamper flags. These describe reported events and do not establish physical tamper resistance.
Reports & handoff
- Readable handling report
- Export the disposition, reasons, severity mix, event counts, notable timeline, worst metrics and data-quality context as HTML; PDF is available with its report component.
- Timeline and certificate
- Export the retained decision timeline as CSV and structured session, assessment and available device context as a JSON certificate.
- Frozen evidence copies
- Preserve export-time copies of available raw logs and the threshold reference. The raw-log snapshot may span multiple sessions, so review its scope before sharing.
- Portable review packet
- Bundle the reports and evidence into a ZIP with a file manifest and checksums. Add your photos, inspection findings and shipment documents separately.
Check the export
- File consistency checks
- The separate verifier checks evidence hashes, missing files, the archive manifest and differences between archived and external copies.
- Optional authenticated export
- A configured secret key can authenticate the certificate. Signature-required verification needs the trusted key; an unsigned checksum alone does not prove who created a record.
- Standalone packet review
- The verifier can inspect a supplied ZIP without needing the original workstation’s mutable log files.
- An evidence input
- Use the record alongside independent inspection and shipment evidence. Export checks do not establish sensor accuracy, fault, insurance coverage or claim acceptance.
See all 17 sensitivity and timing controls
- Movement
- Start sensitivity and stop sensitivity.
- Impact and drop
- Impact trigger, freefall threshold, minimum freefall duration and drop impact floor.
- Orientation
- Tilt angle, flip angle, persistence time and angle hysteresis.
- Transit vibration
- Entry and exit thresholds, entry and exit delays, and vibration-summary period.
- Timing
- Stillness delay and alert cooldown.
The setup wizard recommends eight settings; the other controls remain available for manual tuning. Thresholds need validation with the actual mounting, cargo and packaging.
See how exported-file checks work
Inside the companion software
An event is the start.
Here’s what your team can do next.
Explore the controls and outputs present in the desktop prototype. This walkthrough explains the software; it is not a live sensor feed or an application screenshot.
01 / Set up the shipment
Start with the cargo, packaging and handling conditions.
Choose a shipment profile and review the wizard’s suggested sensitivity settings. Use a QR image, camera scan or manual entry to fill in connection details.
- Cargo profiles, including electronics, glass and industrial equipment
- Packaging and route choices with a settings preview
- Operator-controlled recording and recalibration
A rugged machine and a fragile instrument need different handling rules.
Profiles are starting points for testing with your packaging. They are not certified damage thresholds.Built around your problem
When handling has consequences.
Machinery owners + manufacturers
A machine arrives with a handling concern.
Review tilt, rough-motion, drop and impact events alongside the receiving inspection before putting the equipment into service.
Rental fleets
A returned machine needs an informed inspection.
Compare handling events with dispatch and return checks. Export the recorded context with your inspection notes for the next reviewer.
Product shippers + carriers
The delivery scan leaves questions unanswered.
Bring recorded handling context to a customer discussion. Preserve the event timeline with photos, packaging observations and shipment documents.
Insurance inspectors + claims teams
An inspection needs useful handling context.
Work from a shareable record of what the sensor captured. Check exported files for changes and compare events with independent inspection and handoff records.
The record you can hand over
One incident. A more useful review packet.
Combine the LoadClarity export with the documents your team already uses.
- Recorded event timeline
- Device settings and visible gaps
- Your photos and inspection findings
- Your shipment and handoff records
Supports an investigation; the record alone does not establish damage, fault or insurance coverage.
Shipment handling / Choose the right record
A visible flag.
Or a history to review.
GravPin and LoadClarity address the same handling problem in different ways. Start with what your receiving team needs to know.
GravPin
“Did this item tip beyond our handling rule?”
- What you see
- A visible change on the packaging or equipment.
- How you use it
- Read the indicator at receiving, photograph its state and inspect the item.
- Equipment needed
- No battery, pairing or software for the indicator.
- Choose it when
- A visual orientation flag is enough. It does not provide event times or a software report.
LoadClarity
“What handling events should we investigate?”
- What you see
- A searchable live timeline, event severity, incident grouping and an exportable handling report.
- How you use it
- Choose cargo settings, inspect the reasons behind a flag, mark the review stage and share the evidence packet with inspection documents.
- Equipment needed
- A powered recorder and the supported companion software. The current desktop build uses one active sensor.
- Choose it when
- You need handling details, review guidance, recording context and checks for later file changes. Stored replay currently feeds the raw log, not a rebuilt trip score.
Both are working prototypes available for demonstration. Fit, specifications, price and production supply are agreed for the intended use. Neither an indicator nor a recorded event establishes damage or responsibility by itself.
01 / What you get
From a signal
to a useful decision.
Find the event behind the concern
Filter and search the live activity timeline. Review tilt, inversion, impact, drop and rough-motion events, with worst observed metrics and severity indicators to guide a closer inspection.
Understand why it was flagged
Decision Trace shows the event, severity, risk contribution and suggested action. Cargo profiles and packaging settings let a trial reflect what you move. The score is a rule-based review aid.
Hand over a useful evidence packet
Export a readable report, CSV decision timeline and source snapshot with file checks. Include available session, configuration and data-quality context alongside your own inspection and shipment documents.
02 / The evaluation
A small start.
A clear way to learn.
See the working product in a private demonstration, confirm the result you need, and discuss supply or a manufacturing partnership.
- 01
Choose the equipment, handling stage and events to investigate.
- 02
Agree sensor placement, settings and recording coverage.
- 03
Capture the trial, review events and inspect the equipment.
- 04
Share the report with photos, findings and handoff records.
Make the demonstration useful
What happened to your cargo or machinery during handling?
One equipment or product type and a defined handling stage or route. Agree recording coverage, event settings and the inspection or claims-review workflow.
Discuss this evaluation →Proposed evaluation scope
The final scope is agreed for your setup. A useful starting point includes:
- A cargo profile, sensitivity and documented recording plan
- A searchable event review with severity, incidents and Decision Trace
- A handling report, retained timeline and portable review packet
- A coverage and file-integrity review alongside your inspection documents
Evidence completeness
Compare expected sessions with recovered sessions; document sequence gaps and missing records.
Inspection usefulness
Record which events caused an inspection and what the receiver actually found.
Review effort
Time the current review process and the pilot review using the same case definition.
Integrity and handoff
Verify an original export, copy it to a reviewer workstation and confirm an altered copy is rejected.
Interested in bringing it to market?
Manufacturing, funding, licensing and distribution discussions are also welcome. Start with your role and proposed contribution; review the details privately with Dakota.
Discuss a partnership →For operations and inspection teams
Start with one workflow.
Make the next decision clearer.
Evaluate LoadClarity on a receiving check, equipment return or handling review. Agree the record your team needs, test it with your equipment, and measure whether it improves the work.
Business pilot
One equipment type, a defined handling stage and an agreed inspection process.
- Placement, settings and recording plan
- Desktop event review and report export
- Findings, coverage gaps and next-step review
Recorder + desktop kit
A handling recorder and the desktop workflow for configuring, reviewing and exporting the record.
- Four cargo profiles and 17 tuning controls
- Event search, Decision Trace and review stages
- Portable reports with export checks
Optional team software
A future monthly plan is being explored for organizations that manage records across people and cases.
- Shared report library and team access
- Case organization and retention controls
- Integrations and ongoing support options
The current desktop prototype supports one active sensor. Team accounts, hosted storage and integrations above are proposed services. A future subscription would be separately scoped and optional; the current kit proposal includes its described desktop workflow without a new recurring fee.
What a useful pilot should establish
Inspection value: which recorded events led to a useful check. Review effort: time to prepare and hand over a report. Recording coverage: usable sessions and documented gaps. Agree the baseline and acceptance criteria before the trial.
03 / Work with the builder
Define a useful first pilot.
Tell me what you need to learn. I’ll review the fit and help define a useful evaluation.
- ↗A recorder-and-software demonstration centered on your handling scenario
- ↗A cargo profile, mounting and recording-coverage plan
- ↗A walkthrough of event search, severity, incident grouping and Decision Trace
- ↗A sample report and portable packet your reviewer can inspect
- ↗A business pilot with agreed deliverables, acceptance criteria and pricing
Pilot scope, hardware quantity, price and delivery are quoted after the fit review. Optional future team services are discussed separately. No charge to submit an inquiry.
Dakota VogtInventor & software engineer · Lima, OhioMeet the builder ↗Founder of LandSight Solutions LLC ↗
04 / Before you decide
Good questions.
Straight answers.
What does the companion software include?+
QR-assisted setup, four cargo profiles, packaging/route recommendations, 17 adjustable controls, searchable activity, incident grouping, severity and risk guidance, Decision Trace, delivery/review states, raw logging and report exports. Explore all eight capability areas above. Windows is the planned first supported release; the current desktop build allows one active sensor.
Does it recover a complete journey after being disconnected?+
The current firmware retains up to 256 records. Stored replay reaches the raw log, but does not rebuild the desktop dashboard’s live decision timeline or score. Displayed timestamps are receive times, so precise offline event timing needs separate validation. We confirm capacity, coverage and recovery for the trial before promising journey reconstruction.
What does the risk score mean?+
It summarizes configured rules and processed events to help prioritize inspection. It is not a measured probability of damage. A low score or high confidence label cannot certify an undamaged item or complete recording. The operator reviews coverage and physical condition.
What can I send to a reviewer?+
The export includes a readable HTML report, PDF when its component is available, a CSV decision timeline, an export-time source snapshot and a packaged evidence record with file checks. Optional authentication requires trusted verification credentials. Photos and inspection documents are supplied separately.
Does an impact event prove that an item is damaged?+
No. It records a handling event within the sensor's measurement limits. Packaging, placement, thresholds and inspection determine how that event should be interpreted.
How does it help with insurance and liability review?+
The recorded handling timeline can accompany photos, inspection findings and shipment documents in a claim or investigation. It helps reviewers examine events; it does not automatically establish damage, fault, coverage or claim acceptance.
Can another person check the report?+
Reports can be shared and checked for certain later changes. A private demonstration shows the review workflow and its limits. A report check is not an independent certification of the measurement.
Is it tamper-proof?+
The software can report certain device flags and check exported files for changes. Optional certificate authentication needs a configured secret key. The current firmware build does not enforce Bluetooth security, and PIN controls alone do not establish an encrypted link. Production security and physical tamper resistance must be validated; no tamper-proof claim is made.
Are these pictures actual software output?+
Yes. The report captures come from the desktop application’s report generator and are excerpted for readability. Every figure is synthetic demonstration input, not a measured shipment or a claim of validated scoring. Open the full example report to see the other sections.
Is there a mobile app or cloud service?+
A separate mobile prototype supports Bluetooth events, recording controls, replay and quick tuning. A separate backend implements owner/device records and certificate checks. Neither is being promised here as a supported mobile release or a deployed cloud service. The current offer focuses on the desktop workflow.
Does the report contain the complete history?+
The desktop keeps 500 activity rows and 600 Decision Trace rows in its review views. Raw received events append to a separate CSV, and an export-time raw-log snapshot can include multiple sessions. Review the report scope and supporting raw records before sharing. Exact per-event decision snapshots are also being refined before release.
How will hardware and software be priced?+
Business pilots and hardware quantities are quoted after a fit review. The proposed kit includes the described desktop workflow. An optional monthly team plan is being explored for shared reports, case management and support; its features and price are not yet finalized or available. No subscription is started by an inquiry.
Can I buy a finished fleet today?+
The product works and is available for demonstration. We are seeking funding and manufacturing partners for production. Fleet quantities, final specifications and delivery are agreed before an order is accepted.
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Discuss a business pilot ↗