One command center.Not eleven browser tabs.
AskBitsy is an AI logistics platform. What was designed and built here is the landing page — one scroll that has ten seconds to sell the product to a freight forwarder.
AskBitsy
Landing page, Design System
2026
Belgrade, Serbia
The problem was not the features.It was credibility.
A freight forwarder's day is spent in eleven places at once — a carrier portal, a spreadsheet nobody owns, an inbox with the Bill of Lading buried three replies deep.
AskBitsy sells to teams who have been promised a single pane of glass before. The site had to look like infrastructure, not a pitch deck.
One page carries all of it: no salesperson, no demo, no second chance. It convinces on the first scroll or the visit is over.
Look like infrastructure
Enterprise buyers trust dense, precise, unexcited interfaces — not marketing gloss.
Show the product, don't describe it
Real container numbers, real routes, real status chips — on the marketing page itself.
Look like the product itself
The page borrows the product's type, color and component logic, so the demo never feels like a bait and switch.
Bilingual from the start
English and Serbian, because the first customers move cargo through Southeast Europe.
Color that rations attention.
Near-black navy, the color of a dispatch screen at 6am. The cyan-to-blue gradient marks live data and nothing else.
Deep Space
#050912 · Ground
Signal Cyan
#00E6FC · Live
Sky
#00B4EB · Mid
Signal Blue
#0060FF · Action
Starlight
#EAF2FF · Type
What the system wrote, what a person wrote.
Space Grotesk for the numbers. Inter for the words.
MSKU 743 118 2
Where is my container?
This page is the demo.Before the form.
A working control panel on the marketing page — real container formats, live status chips, an on-time rate. Enterprise software gets sold on the demo.
| Container | Route | Mode | Status | ETA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OOCU7342006 | Shanghai→Koper | Ocean | In transit | May 31 |
| MSDU6610458 | Ningbo→Hamburg | Ocean | In transit | Jun 02 |
| MSCU9876543 | Shanghai→Rotterdam | Ocean | At customs | May 27 |
| CMAU1234567 | Busan→Rotterdam | Ocean | Delayed | Jun 05 |
The shipment table, drawn in markup on the page itself — no screenshot involved.
“Where's mycontainer?”Answered,with sources.
The assistant does not chat. It answers in the table's own typography, and every answer carries its source.
- Shipment
- Document
- Milestone
Where is MSCU 9876543 and what is still missing?
Is it cleared for customs pickup yet?
Show the actual screen.
The page gets straight to the product. The demo form sits at the bottom of a scroll that has already shown the buyer what they'd be buying.
English and Serbian from day one, whether the cargo moves through Koper or Rotterdam.
Every competitor promises “end-to-end visibility” over a container ship at sunset. The differentiator was simple.
Nobody buys a dashboard.
They buy the end of the guessing.
— Notes on AskBitsy, 2026