Built for the crew on the floor. Scan the rig, plan the build, price it, order the parts — and hand the customer a connected truck, not just metal and wiring.
The measure-quote-order cycle is where custom builds stall. A truck sits in the bay while somebody hunts part numbers. OverlandOS collapses that into a single walk-around — and keeps going after the rig rolls out.
A tech walks the truck with a stock iPhone Pro. LiDAR captures the bed, the cab, the corners already taken.
The Rig-Fit agent turns that scan into a layout that respects the real constraints — wheel wells, tie-downs, payload.
A buildable plan priced off your own catalog and labor rates, ready before the customer leaves the lot.
The parts list becomes draft POs against your suppliers, sequenced for the fastest realistic delivery. You release them.
The rig leaves with five apps configured to that exact build. The relationship doesn't end at the invoice.
Runs standalone from day one. No rip-and-replace, no migration weekend, no retraining your crew on somebody's ERP. Hooks into the systems you already run when you're good and ready.
Your tech walks the truck with a phone. What comes back isn't a photo — it's a dimensioned digital twin of the cargo area. The Rig-Fit agent reads it the way your best fabricator does: it knows the corners are eaten by wheel wells and the center is wide open.
Nobody in a busy shop wants another screen to babysit. These are purpose-built agents that do the work and hand it back for your signature.
Reads the LiDAR scan and proposes a storage layout in minutes — placement, clearances, and payload math done before the coffee's cold.
Checks the plan against what's on your shelves, drafts POs for what's missing, and sequences suppliers for the fastest realistic delivery.
The foundation underneath: strict data isolation, hard budget caps, and model routing. Your pricing, your customers, your techniques stay yours.
Agents draft. Your people approve. Purchase orders, quotes, and anything a customer sees go out only when a human taps the button. Every action lands in an audit trail, and hard budget caps mean no surprise AI bill at the end of the month. That's what makes it safe to hand real work to software.
This doesn't replace anybody. It kills the part of the job nobody went to work for — hunting part numbers, rebuilding quotes in a spreadsheet, chasing a supplier who never called back.
Stop losing jobs to the two-week quote. Walk-ins turn into signed builds while the customer is still standing in the bay, and you can see margin on the plan before you commit steel.
The measurements come off a scan, not a tape and a memory. Fewer re-cuts, fewer surprise interferences, and a layout that already accounts for the wheel wells you were going to work around anyway.
The parts list writes itself off the approved plan, and you release the POs. When something breaks on the trail two months later, the replacement is queued before the truck is back on pavement.
Built for shops that measure twice — and would rather scan once.
Independent 4x4 & overland builders · United StatesWhen the rig rolls out, it leaves with five iOS apps set up for that exact configuration — your shop, riding along in your customer's pocket.
The spatial blueprint — the same scan the build was planned on, kept for future upgrades.
App Store →Off-grid meal planning matched to the storage, fridge, and payload actually installed.
App Store →Recovery, driving, and maintenance coaching recalibrated to the new suspension and weight.
App Store →Route planning that stress-tests the build against the terrain they're actually eyeing.
App Store →The trail command center — and the line back to your shop when something lets go.
App Store →All five are live on the App Store today — free for your customers, configured by your shop at delivery.
Instead of a one-time transaction and a handshake in the parking lot, the app suite keeps your shop in the loop for every mile that follows — and every upgrade after it.
OverlandOS comes from Algorithm Overland — the team behind five AI apps live on the App Store and the multi-tenant agent platform underneath them. The agents in this product are the ones we run ourselves, not a slide deck.
Watch a LiDAR scan become a buildable, priced plan in real time at a major East Coast overland expo — then talk to the team about putting it in your bay.
Launch-shop slots are limited and we're working through them in order. Drop your email and we'll tell you when the next group opens — plus the expo dates and demo footage as it lands. No newsletter, no noise.
We're onboarding a first group of U.S. workshops. Tell us how you build and we'll walk you through the platform on your floor, with your trucks.
We'll be in touch shortly to set up your walkthrough and expo details.