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GeoSync — Intelligent Logistics Network
AI-powered route intelligence for unpredictable roads
GeoSync is a route intelligence starter kit for developers building logistics or delivery apps. Born from a real problem: last-mile delivery where road conditions are unpredictable (snow, landslides, closures), and static maps fall short. Built with Node/Express, Supabase, Gemini 3.6 Flash, and Leaflet.js. Originally built solo for a hackathon, now packaged so other devs can skip building this layer from scratch.
I'm from Kashmir, where road disruption — snow, landslides, seasonal closures — makes last-mile delivery genuinely unpredictable. Most logistics tools assume stable infrastructure, and that assumption just doesn't hold here.
I originally built the core of this for the Far Away 2026 hackathon: an AI-powered system (Node/Express, Supabase, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Leaflet.js) that dynamically reroutes deliveries instead of relying on a static map. After the hackathon, I generalized it into GeoSync — a route intelligence starter kit any developer can drop into their own logistics or delivery project.
It's live and deployed, not a concept. Would love your feedback — and happy to answer anything about the build, the routing logic, or what's next for it!
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About GeoSync — Intelligent Logistics Network on Product Hunt
“AI-powered route intelligence for unpredictable roads”
GeoSync — Intelligent Logistics Network was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #70 on the daily leaderboard. GeoSync is a route intelligence starter kit for developers building logistics or delivery apps. Born from a real problem: last-mile delivery where road conditions are unpredictable (snow, landslides, closures), and static maps fall short. Built with Node/Express, Supabase, Gemini 3.6 Flash, and Leaflet.js. Originally built solo for a hackathon, now packaged so other devs can skip building this layer from scratch.
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Alima Qadir
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I'm from Kashmir, where road disruption — snow, landslides, seasonal closures — makes last-mile delivery genuinely unpredictable. Most logistics tools assume stable infrastructure, and that assumption just doesn't hold here.
I originally built the core of this for the Far Away 2026 hackathon: an AI-powered system (Node/Express, Supabase, Gemini 3.6 Flash, Leaflet.js) that dynamically reroutes deliveries instead of relying on a static map. After the hackathon, I generalized it into GeoSync — a route intelligence starter kit any developer can drop into their own logistics or delivery project.
It's live and deployed, not a concept. Would love your feedback — and happy to answer anything about the build, the routing logic, or what's next for it!