One integration.
Every courier.
The Tybrite Logistics Developer Platform connects the businesses that ship with the couriers and riders who deliver. Rates, orders, fulfilment, tracking, proof of delivery and returns arrive as one API — instead of ten courier relationships you negotiate, build against, and reconcile separately.
TLDP is in public research preview and gradual rollout. The API is live and versioned, the Galactic Core integration is verified, and courier coverage is still expanding.
Shipping is an integration tax.
Every courier you add is a relationship to negotiate and a system to build against. The cost is not the first integration — it is the tenth, and every reconciliation afterwards.
- A contract with every courier you use.
- A separate integration for each one.
- No way to compare a price across them.
- Reconciliation, ten times over.
One integration, and the whole of shipping.
Not a rate lookup with tracking bolted on. TLDP holds the order from creation to the doorstep, and the parts that usually get postponed — proof, returns, payouts — are there from the start.
Live rate shopping
One call returns quotes from every courier you have opted into, sorted, each with a breakdown — so you pick the right courier per parcel instead of the only one you integrated.
A real order store
Orders with line items, editable while pending, cancellable, then fulfilled into a shipment. The platform holds the order end to end rather than tracking someone else’s.
Fulfilment, three ways
Pickup station, last-mile to the door, or on-demand dispatch to a nearby rider for same-city speed.
Tracking without a login
A public tracking page for every parcel, with the rider’s live location while it is in transit.
Proof of delivery
A photo, an OTP, or a signature captured at the door and kept against the shipment, so a dispute has an answer.
Returns and exchanges
A policy you set: accepted reasons, a window, the resolutions you offer, and who is liable for each reason — transit damage and a changed mind are not the same event.
Zone-accurate pricing
An address resolves to the right service zone and the right price, with distance overage handled where a courier charges it.
Settle on delivery
Earnings form at settlement and pay out on confirmed delivery. The platform never holds anyone’s money — it moves from the payment to the people who did the work.
Logistics is two-sided. We build both sides at once.
Merchants will not come without couriers to deliver. Couriers will not onboard without merchants to deliver for. Most logistics platforms solve one side and wait — which is why so many of them stay empty.
Merchants get competition
Every parcel is quoted by every courier you work with. Each quote carries that courier’s performance standing, so the choice can be about reliability rather than only price.
Couriers get demand
Orders from the moment they switch on, with their own rate cards, their own service zones, and automatic payment on delivery — no API to build, no contract per merchant.
Galactic Core is why the second side is not empty: its merchants bring real demand from the first day, so a courier switching on finds orders already waiting.
Built to be integrated, not screen-scraped.
Everything a merchant does in the dashboard is available over the API, so shipping can live inside your own product rather than beside it.
A versioned REST API
Stable, documented, and the same surface the dashboard is built on.
A TypeScript SDK
Typed methods for every capability, so rates, orders, shipments and returns are calls rather than HTTP plumbing.
Publishable and secret keys
A client-safe read-only key for rates and tracking; a server-side key for anything that writes.
A real sandbox
A test key runs the entire flow in isolation — no money moves, events are flagged as test — so you verify before going live.
Idempotent writes
A retried create happens once, which is what makes a network blip survivable instead of a duplicate parcel.
Signed webhooks
Subscribe an endpoint and receive orders, shipments, payments and returns as they happen, each delivery signed so you can trust it.
TLDP runs standalone. It just runs better next door.
A logistics operator can run TLDP with no Galactic Core involvement at all — it is a complete platform, not a module. Combining them is a commercial convenience, never an architectural requirement.
On its own
Run the whole logistics operation — couriers, riders, zones, rate cards, orders and payouts — as your own platform, with whatever commerce system you already use behind it, or none at all.
Paired with Galactic Core
A paid order becomes a dispatched delivery with nothing in between — no export, no reconciliation, and no second system holding a different idea of the same order.
Ship through one integration.
Whether you are a business that ships, a courier looking for demand, or a developer building shipping into a product — the platform is live and the sandbox is free.