PackShip
Point your camera at the thing. PackShip finds the box, the carrier, and the cheapest safe way to ship it.
Shipping a one-off item is a guessing game.
Wrong box, padded dimensional rates, three carrier tabs open, and a queue behind you at the counter. PackShip started as a simple bet: your phone's camera already knows how big your stuff is — the rest is arithmetic.
TestFlight in three weeks. Then we argued with packers.
Real users broke the sizing model in week four, which is exactly why we shipped early. The 3D box-fit view — the feature everyone screenshots — came out of those sessions, not the pitch deck.
One photo,
measured.
An on-device model estimates item dimensions from a single photo — no LiDAR required. Typical error: about a centimeter, which is less than the padding you were going to stuff in anyway.
Watch it
pack itself.
A live three.js scene fits your items into candidate boxes in real time. Rotate it, swap boxes, see the wasted air you're about to pay for.
Carriers,
racing.
Live UPS, FedEx, and USPS rates side by side, re-quoted every time the box changes. The cheapest safe option wins — usually by more than you'd think.