Best for
Export loading
Supports LCL, FCL and mixed cargo
Container loading planning tool for real operationsBuilt for real container loading workflows
Make every loading plan save space, cost, and execution time
Designed for real export and mixed-loading scenarios. From plan creation and cargo entry to container selection and solution output, keep communication, recalculation, and warehouse execution in one workflow.
Independently built and maintained by Tom Mcfly for real-world loading and export workflows.
Plan style
Practical & explainable
Useful for both client communication and internal collaboration
Optimization
Space + stability
Considers volume, weight and on-site feasibility
Workflow
Fast recalculation
Quickly adapt to cargo or container changes
Why Loadvis exists
Many loading plans look efficient in theory but break down during execution.
Loadvis was created to help teams work with real constraints, not just volume, but also weight distribution, access, stacking limits, door clearance, and operational feasibility.
Who it is for
Export operations teams
For teams that need executable loading plans that hold up after customer changes and shipment adjustments.
Freight and warehouse planners
For planners balancing container space, handling rules, and loading feasibility on the warehouse floor.
Sales teams preparing loading proposals
For sales teams that need visual plans to explain options clearly and move proposals forward faster.
Mixed-cargo planning workflows
For operations that regularly compare multiple cargo combinations, containers, and rule settings in one flow.
Why this works better for real loading business
Built for real constraints, not paper-only math
Beyond fitting volume, it factors in weight, orientation limits, stability and operating space.
Clear process for operations teams
Organized by plans, cargo, containers, rules and results to match real daily workflows.
Visual outputs for communication and execution
Use plan details, animation and loading guide directly in client discussions and warehouse operations.
Easy to iterate for changing requirements
When cargo, container type or rules change, recalculate quickly without rebuilding from scratch.
Built by Tom Mcfly
Loadvis is built by Tom Mcfly, an independent developer focused on practical planning tools for real-world operations.
The product is designed to make loading plans more visual, explainable, and easier to execute across sales, operations, and warehouse workflows.
Demos and container loading cases
Use public examples and product demos to quickly understand how plans are generated, presented and executed.
Loading Operation Workflow
Product Management Workflow
Container Management Workflow
Pallet Management Workflow
Loading plans that match real execution
It does not treat all cargo as ideal boxes. The solver is designed around practical cargo and real loading constraints.
- Cargo data supports not only dimensions and quantity, but also weight, packaging and grouping
- Container selection includes payload and door limits, not only volume
- Rules support same-group handling, stacking, gaps and forklift space
- Results balance utilization with orientation requirements and center-of-gravity stability
- Mixed SKU loading remains structured and easier to compare
- Priority is executable plans, not theoretical maximum fill
Results you can actually execute
A strong loading outcome is more than a number. It should be explainable, shareable and actionable.
- Provide detailed plans, 3D animation and step-by-step guide images
- Warehouse teams can follow sequence, positions and container assignments
- Support image export, PDF and print for cross-team delivery
- Recalculate quickly when cargo or container conditions change
- Sales can use visual outputs directly in client communication
- Operations and warehouse teams align on one shared plan
Advantages
Professional loading plans should reduce containers, time and rework
A professional loading system should balance utilization, stability, center-of-gravity and on-site operability so every team can make decisions from the same plan.
Algorithm
The goal is not maximum fill at any cost, but the best balance of utilization and execution.
Algorithm
Practical algorithm advantages
Customers care whether the same cargo can use fewer containers with fewer on-site issues.
- Considers weight distribution and center-of-gravity, not volume only
- Handles orientation and stacking constraints from real operations
- Generates comparable options for mixed SKU cargo quickly
- Avoids unstable placements such as severe overhang or poor support
Scenarios
The more batches, limits and communication rounds, the more value this brings.
Scenarios
High-value business scenarios
Best for frequent changes in cargo, container type and client requirements where fast recalculation matters.
- Pre-planning for FCL and LCL shipment strategies
- Mixed cargo comparison across container utilization and execution difficulty
- Visual outputs for inquiry response and solution presentations
- Warehouse loading guidance with less trial-and-error
Execution
Only plans that can be shown and executed create real business value.
Execution
Outputs made for communication and delivery
Users need a plan that can be shown to clients, used by warehouses and shared internally.
- Visual plans persuade clients faster than raw tables
- Warehouse teams can follow guide views and loading order
- Sales, operations and warehouse align on one output
- Image/PDF/print exports help standardize service delivery
Upgrade loading from temporary calculation to standardized planning
When sales, operations and warehouse teams collaborate on one shared result, communication is smoother and execution is more stable.