Who's behind this

LoadTally is built by Shane Jordan — one person, not a company with a sales team.

It grew out of a real office: a working owner-operator leased to a carrier, a stack of load sheets and settlement statements on the desk, and driver pay figured by hand every Tuesday. LoadTally was built beside that paperwork. Every screen in it answers a question that week actually asks — which loads got paid, what's still missing, and what each driver is owed, line by line.

Why say this on its own page? Because software aimed at truckers often won't tell you who made it. You're asked to put your settlements and your drivers' pay into a tool with no name on it. That's not how anyone in this business works — you know your carrier, your drivers know you.

So, plainly: there's a person here. When something's wrong, the one who reads about it is the one who fixes it. No demo call, no sales funnel, no locked-up data — $20 a month per truck, your records stay yours, and the app goes read-only (never hostage) if you stop paying.