VAU0 LLC was founded in 2024 — but the people behind it have been in trucking since before most dispatch software existed. Combined, our team has over 25 years in trucking operations and over 25 years in enterprise software development. We didn't read about trucking problems in a business school case study. We lived them.
In 2015, we started working in trucking — first as drivers, then as owner-operators, then managing fleets. Every year, we watched the same problems repeat. Dispatch software that costs $500 per truck per month but was built by people who've never been inside a cab. ELD systems that comply with regulations but make drivers' lives harder. AI that's really just a chatbot with a trucking theme. We kept buying software that promised to solve our problems and kept ending up back at Excel spreadsheets and phone calls.
In 2024, we decided to stop complaining and build what we actually needed. VAU0 LLC was incorporated in Albuquerque, NM. We put our own trucks on the road as a licensed carrier — not for freight revenue, but as a live test environment. Every feature we build gets tested on our own operation before it goes to customers. If it doesn't work for us, it doesn't ship.
Silicon Valley builds trucking software from conference rooms and pitch decks. We build it from Albuquerque, NM — where I-25 and I-40 intersect. The distribution centers of Amazon, Walmart, and dozens of manufacturers are within reach. When we walk outside our office, we see the industry we serve.
Albuquerque sits at the crossroads of I-25 and I-40 — a critical artery of the southwestern freight network. New Mexico is a gateway state connecting the Pacific Coast to the heartland. We build here because this is where the freight moves.