Forward the broker's message. RaastaPay works out what the trip is actually worth — diesel, tolls, bhatta, hamali, the empty return — and tells you plainly whether it's worth taking. Measured against what you usually earn, not an industry average.
That distinction is the whole design. Money is arithmetic. Judgement is not. We refuse to let a language model do the first one.
The broker's message, exactly as he sent it. Shorthand, half-spellings, "45k", whatever. No form to fill in.
Diesel across the whole run including the empty return. Tolls, bhatta, hamali. Profit, margin, per-kilometre. Deterministic, testable, the same every time.
It reads those numbers alongside your own record, and gives one verdict, one plain reason, and a caution only when there's a real risk.
Only your advisor can tell you it's ₹4,000 below what you normally get on this lane. The gap between those two sentences is the entire product — and it comes from knowing you, not from a bigger model.
Plenty of things in this business promise more than they deliver. Here is exactly what we don't do — and won't pretend to.
We don't find you loads and we don't take a cut. You deal with the broker. We just tell you what his offer is really worth.
We don't lend money, advance invoices, or extend credit. Nothing here is a loan offer.
We never hold, move, or escrow your money. What you get paid is between you and the person paying you.
The advice is informational. Our numbers are only as good as yours, and a model can be wrong. The decision is always yours.
The hard problems here aren't the model — they're the plumbing around it. We write down what we learn.
What actually happens between an HTTP call and a verdict landing in the database.
Why the advisor runs asynchronously, what an offset really is, and where at-least-once bites.
Every change to the database is a migration — versioned, reviewed, replayable from empty.
RaastaPay is in early development. If you run lorries — or know someone who does — and you'd try it and tell us what's wrong with it, we'd like to hear from you.