RampOS – Aviation Ground Logistics Suite
Customizable, branded software built for 3PLs handling Amazon Air operations
ULD Count
- • Tracks ULD types (AKE, AAX)
- • Real-time inventory across racks, warehouse, and ramp
- • Prevents shortages and mismatched counts
Tug Tracker
- • QR scan before use
- • Safety checks logged per operator
- • Tracks usage time; auto-alerts maintenance
Flight Turnaround Tracker (FTT)
- • Real-time scan % vs. departure clock
- • Color-coded status: On track (green) · At risk (orange) · Critical (red)
- • Auto-alerts and staffing redeployment suggestions
ECR (Equipment Check & Report)
- • Digital logs for loaders, belt loaders, stairs, and GSE
- • Reports issues instantly to maintenance
Cargo Build
- • Optimizes cargo loading sequences
- • Weight distribution and balance calculations
- • Real-time load planning with safety compliance
Badge Compliance
- • Tracks badge expirations and qualifications
- • Color-coded by operator level
- • Manager lookup: scan badge or enter ID to view qualifications & compliance
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About Zupta.dev
Zupta.dev was founded to solve the real problems faced by aviation and logistics teams. Our software, RampOS, is designed to cut delays, improve compliance, and keep Amazon Air operations running on time.
The Founder
Having done training and hands-on work as a scanner, ramp agent, and controller while working at WFS Express and Fenix Logistix, he experienced firsthand the daily challenges — from tracking ULDs and monitoring tugs, to managing badges and meeting strict scan-percentage deadlines for flight departures.
He also studied supply chain and logistics management through Coursera, where he examined case studies on best practices from leading companies such as Tesla, Amazon, and Apple, focusing on how each leverages technology to optimize logistics operations and achieve scalability.
Drawing on that training and operational experience, he began developing custom software tools tailored for logistics operators.