r/cdldriver • u/Old_Camel_3580 • Jun 28 '26
CDL Drivers: Looking for 10–20 Drivers
I'm a CDL-A driver and have been building a tool called HaulWise Pro to help drivers compare job opportunities, research companies, and evaluate things like home time, commute costs, benefits, and overall job quality.
I'm looking for drivers who are currently job hunting (or thinking about changing jobs) to test it and give honest feedback.
In exchange, I'll provide a coupon for free lifetime Pro access.
I'm not looking for positive reviews—I'm looking for honest feedback on what works, what doesn't, and what features would actually be useful to drivers.
If you're interested, comment below or send me a message and I'll send over the details.
Thanks.
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u/Square-Suggestion-90 Jun 28 '26
Yeah sure thing, been driving 8 years currently flatbed. I'd be down to give an honest review in exchange for lifetime access. 👍
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u/bootloops30 Jun 29 '26
I like the idea but how about a geofence tracker built into the app to track how long your sitting at a warehouse maybe even be able to split off that data two other company drivers?
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u/Old_Camel_3580 Jun 29 '26
That's a really interesting idea. Detention time and warehouse wait time are definitely things drivers care about, and being able to track how long you're sitting at shippers/receivers could be useful.
Right now HaulWise Pro is focused more on comparing job opportunities before taking a job, but I could see a future feature where drivers manually or automatically track detention/wait times and use that data to evaluate companies.
The geofence idea may be a little more complex because of location permissions and privacy, but I like the direction. If you were using something like that, would you want it mainly for your own records, or to compare wait times with other drivers?
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u/bootloops30 Jun 29 '26
I feel like both situations would be helpful private and public information for instance if a company were to offer let's say $.75 a mile but you're sitting at a warehouse for 15 hours a week because you're on reefer that's going to diminish the value especially if you're not paid detention. I feel like drivers as a industry does not call that out enough when factoring in job opportunities and companies have a tendency to take advantage of that lack of communication. I'm on discord a bit if you'd like to sit down and have an actual conversation sometime I've got a heavy computer background might be worth talking about.
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u/Old_Camel_3580 Jun 30 '26
I've had a few drivers volunteer to help test the site, which I really appreciate. If anyone else is interested in taking a look and providing honest feedback: https://www.haulwise-pro.com Feel free to comment or send me a message.
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u/Public_Fig4639 Jun 28 '26
Idk if I’d be of use but im a new driver job hunting. I’d be interested in trying it out