AppLaunchFlow: Create App Store screenshots in minutes
Automates App Store screenshot design, but remove.bg/Figma already solve 80% of this.

Real-time routing plus parallel-picking logic and per-shelf heatmaps is a sensible feature mix for dark stores — the UI shows concrete tools (heatmaps, layout recommendations, parallel order assembly) ops teams can actually act on. The pitch leans hard on a 70% travel reduction but gives no solver details or benchmarks; ask about datasets, how the planner handles blocked aisles/ congestion, and integration latency before committing.
Dark store operators, micro-fulfillment and Q-commerce logistics managers, warehouse operations teams
We built SmartDS to solve the "walking problem" in dark stores and micro-fulfillment centers. In facilities over 400 sq.m, pickers often spend more time walking than actually picking.
We developed an AI-powered engine that:
Optimizes picking routes in real-time (reducing travel distance by up to 70%).
Uses parallel picking logic for multi-order fulfillment.
Generates heatmaps and layout recommendations based on SKU velocity and physical constraints (e.g., heavy items first).
It's hardware-agnostic and integrates via API. We’ve seen implementation go from months to about 4 weeks by mapping store layouts digitally first.
We’d love to hear your thoughts on the routing logic or how you’ve handled similar optimization problems in logistics.
Automates App Store screenshot design, but remove.bg/Figma already solve 80% of this.
Six fulfillment adapters behind one MCP contract when nobody else is doing this.
Dynamic geography clustering beats fixed zones for large-scale routing problems.
Single-process routing plus VRP beats VROOM on route quality at equal runtime.
Real warehouse tool after 5 rewrites; competes with TraceLink and Manhattan Associates.
Finally, a visual tool to debug Rust niche optimizations without reading llvm-ir dumps.