The driver app your drivers actually use
Drivers get their pay breakdown, schedule, time clock, inspections, and documents on their phone — and stop calling the office for answers the app already has.
Pay transparency, every week
Each driver sees their weekly pay document — trips, miles, rates, reimbursements, deductions — in plain language. Carriers report their drivers "LOVE the pay breakdown," and pay-dispute calls fall off a cliff.
Schedules and a load board in every pocket
Published schedules land on every phone, and open runs go to a claim board where available drivers pick up work — no 5 a.m. group texts, no dispatch roulette.
Inspections, time clock, and paperwork
Pre-trip and post-trip inspections with defect photos, clock-in/out that feeds payroll, company forms, and document uploads — the road side of the operation, without paper.
Installs in seconds, no app store required
FAST’s driver app is an installable web app: drivers add it from a link, it works on iPhone and Android, and updates ship instantly to everyone — no version-chasing across a fleet.
“FAST has simplified our lives! It truly helps track and manage truck maintenance and produce MMRs. Our drivers LOVE the pay breakdown they receive each week — it helps them understand their paycheck so much better.”
Frequently asked questions
Does the driver app work on iPhone and Android?
Yes — it installs from the browser on both platforms as a progressive web app, so there is no app store download and every driver is always on the latest version.
What can drivers see and do in the app?
Weekly pay breakdowns, schedules and open-run claiming, clock-in/out, pre-trip and post-trip inspections with photos, document uploads, and company forms.
Can drivers pick up open runs themselves?
Yes — dispatch publishes open runs to a load board and available drivers claim them from their phones, with the schedule updating for everyone instantly.
Does the time clock connect to payroll?
Yes — clock-ins build timecards that flow into staff pay runs, so hours are captured once at the source.