CrossDock Studio combines decades of operator expertise with frontier technology to solve the problems logistics has accepted as facts of life. We build products, back founders, and tell the stories that move this industry forward.
Every product begins with one question: what does this actually feel like to operate? We start with deep operational understanding, not technology in search of a use case.
We build with operators, not for them. Early design partners shape what we create before it’s finished — and get first-mover advantage in return. This is co-creation.
Every engagement, audit, and design decision becomes signal. The network gets smarter as it grows — separating our products from anything built in isolation.
From facility design to yard orchestration to operational analytics — we’re not building a feature. We’re building the intelligence layer logistics has always needed.
Decisions made by instinct for decades can now be made computationally. We build the bridge between operational knowledge and frontier AI.
Prologis gives us access to infrastructure, data, and relationships that cannot be replicated — put to work for every customer we build with.
Every product starts on the warehouse floor, not a whiteboard. We build the tools operators actually need — from facility design to fulfillment orchestration.
We back founders building the future of logistics. Our portfolio companies operate independently — we bring capital, domain depth, and ecosystem access.
Prologis — 1.2 billion square feet, 19 countries, over 6,000 customers at the heart of global supply chains. Their investment isn't just capital. It's access to the deepest network in global logistics, built over four decades.
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Real conversations with the operators, 3PL executives, and supply chain leaders shaping how logistics actually works. Top 3% globally. Hosted by Ninaad & Harshida Acharya.
A closed-room working session for senior operators, platform leaders, and investors. No booths. No sales decks. Chatham House rules.
The case for computational design — and why the industry has resisted it for so long.
What operators need to know before committing to anything.
Building in an industry that wasn't designed with you in mind.