MM 000 Inland marine software · Texas

Take the helm.

Havhelm builds software for the people who move freight on the inland waterways. Plan a tow, price it, charter the equipment, and keep every voyage on one system instead of nine spreadsheets and a phone tree.

MM 135 Products

Built for the river, one system at a time.

The flagship is live in development with charter customers. The rest of the fleet follows the same waterline.

In build · Demo available

Havhelm Voyage

Voyage planning and barge chartering for the Mississippi system and the Gulf Intracoastal.

  • Plan multi-stop tows with real river miles, lock counts, and transit time
  • Live lump-sum estimates: charter, towing, lock delay, port services
  • Fleet marketplace — list equipment, filter by class, request charters
  • Voyage registry with statuses your whole team can see
Charted · Next

Havhelm Pursuit

Sales lifecycle management for industrial teams — every deal from first call to renewal, on the same rails as your operations.

Charted

Havhelm Ledger

Freight settlement and invoicing that reconciles what was planned against what actually sailed.

MM 342 Why Havhelm

The inland fleet still runs on spreadsheets.

Blue-water shipping got its software decade ago. The 12,000 miles of American inland waterway — the barges that move grain, chemicals, and steel — mostly did not. That's the gap we build in.

Priced before you promise

Miles, locks, delay hours, and day rates computed the moment a stop changes — a lump sum you can put in front of a customer the same call.

Equipment that finds work

A marketplace where deck, hopper, tank, and spud barges are visible, filterable, and requestable — idle iron is the most expensive kind.

Speaks enterprise

Built by people who live in SAP and Snowflake country. Your ops data belongs in your warehouse — Havhelm is designed to hand it over cleanly.

MM 640 Company

The helm of the sea.

Havhelm is a Texas software company founded by two people from the industrial supply chain world — one from data and ERP systems, one from sales. We build the instruments; you steer.

HAV
Norwegian · "the sea"

The open water — the thing being crossed, measured, and worked.

HELM
English · "the steering of a ship"

The instrument of control. Software should feel like this: your hands on it, the whole system answering.

MM 1039 Contact

See it on the water.

We're onboarding early charter customers now. A demo takes thirty minutes and runs on your routes, not ours.

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