Telegram bots, Mini Apps, browser extensions and automations - built around how your team actually works. From a quick idea to a tool your whole office uses every day.
If you do it by hand more than twice a day, it can probably be automated.
Alerts, order intake, reminders, support and team bots - with buttons, payments and an admin panel.
A real app inside Telegram: forms, catalogs, dashboards and settings, no App Store needed.
Chrome / Edge / Brave extensions that fill forms, collect data and add the buttons your site is missing.
Watch websites, boards and inboxes and get pinged the moment something new matches your rules.
Connect Google Sheets, CRMs, email and APIs so data moves by itself instead of copy-paste.
Simple control panels and live stats for your tools - on a laptop or a phone.
Built for real teams and running every day. Every tool here started as a problem in our own work.
Load alerts for car haulers. Watches the major car-hauling load boards 24/7 and sends matching loads to Telegram in about 20 seconds - with one-tap call, SMS, route and a deal score for every load.
Check who you're working with before you book. Hover any USDOT or MC number - on load boards, emails, rate confirmations - and see authority, insurance, safety and red flags, whether it's a carrier or a broker.
Every Monday a fresh list of newly registered car-hauling carriers from the official FMCSA register lands in Telegram - filtered, sorted by priority, with phone and email - ready for outreach.
Accept USDT (TRC20) right in a Telegram bot: every order gets its own amount, the blockchain is checked every minute and access turns on by itself - no payment provider, nothing to confirm by hand.
Extensions, bots and automations for teams of any size - tell me what slows you down.
Let's talk βA short chat about what takes your team the most time. No tech words needed.
You get a working tool to try early, and we shape it together until it fits.
I set it up, keep it running and add features as your work grows.
Write me on Telegram or at omvstudio.dev@gmail.com - tell me what you'd like to stop doing by hand.
Message me on TelegramDOT/MC Lookup underlines USDOT and MC numbers on any web page - load boards, broker emails, rate confirmations. Hover one and see the company's authority, insurance, safety record and red flags from official FMCSA data - whether it's a carrier you're hiring or a broker offering you a load. No copy-paste, no daily limits.
It works on the sites you already use - nothing to set up.
Chrome, Brave, Edge or Opera. An orange magnifier appears in the toolbar.
"USDOT 1234567", "MC# 987654", or a number under an "MC Number" column - it recognises them all.
Rest the mouse on a number for a moment - the carrier card opens right there. Move away and it closes.





Screenshots use made-up sample carriers.
No liability insurance, inactive or brand-new authority, revocation pending, high out-of-service rates, fatal crashes - shown at the top of the card.
If the phone next to the number on the page isn't on the company's FMCSA record, the card warns you and shows the official number to call instead - the most common sign of a fake.
When each MC was granted, a warning for authority under a year old, and anything that changed lately: revoked or reinstated authority, new phone, email or address since you last checked.
Mark a carrier or broker "Worked with", "Caution" or "Avoid" and add a note - it shows at the top of the card next time. Export your notes to share them with the team.
Liability (BIPD) and other filings: insurer, coverage amount, effective date - and a warning when a policy is about to be cancelled.
Carrier, contract and broker authority with their status and grant date, plus pending applications - so carriers can check a broker just as easily.
Inspections, vehicle and driver out-of-service rates next to the US average, and crashes from the last 24 months.
Hold Option (Alt) and hover over a name, right-click "Look up carrier", or type it in the popup.
One click copies name, USDOT/MC, insurance, safety and flags as text - paste it into notes, Slack or an email.
No account, no daily cap. Official data from the US DOT's open FMCSA register - the same source as SAFER.
Highlighting is drawn by the browser on top of the text, so load boards and web apps keep working exactly as before.
The card follows your system theme. Recent lookups stay in the popup until you clear them.
Until it's in the Chrome Web Store, add it like this:
chrome://extensions (Brave: brave://extensions, Edge: edge://extensions) and switch on Developer mode.dot-mc-lookup folder.Yes. No account, no daily limit, no ads.
Yes. Hover the broker's MC number in the load or the rate confirmation - you'll see their broker authority, when it was granted, the bond on file and any recent changes.
Notes are saved in your browser. In the toolbar popup click Export to save them to a file, and your teammates click Import to add them - newer notes win.
The FMCSA open data the US DOT publishes on data.transportation.gov: the carrier register, licensing and insurance filings, and roadside inspection and crash records. A brand-new carrier can take a few days to appear.
Hold Option (Alt on Windows) and hover over the name. Or select it, right-click and choose "Look up carrier", or type it in the toolbar popup.
It means nothing alarming is in the public FMCSA records. Always get the carrier's own certificate of insurance - cargo insurance, for example, usually isn't filed with FMCSA.
Just hover over it - the card opens after a moment. A normal click still opens the link as usual.
Reload the page once after installing or updating. Then click the toolbar icon - it tells you how many numbers it found. Many load boards show only the company name: use Option + hover on it.
Sure - extensions, bots and automations are what I do. Tell me what slows you down.
HaulHawk watches the major car-hauling load boards around the clock and sends the loads that fit your truck straight to Telegram, seconds after they're posted. One tap to call the shipper.
No new app to learn - it lives in the Telegram you already use.
Start HaulHawk in Telegram and open the search screen with one tap.
Cities with a radius, whole states or a route with stops. Minimum price and $/mile, trailer type, vehicle status.
Matching loads arrive in seconds with the shipper's phone, the route and how the rate compares to the lane.
New loads are checked every few seconds, so you hear about them before the board gets crowded.
Find loads along your way home - pickup and drop-off inside a corridor around your route.
Every alert shows how its $/mile compares with the average for that lane.
Call the shipper or copy your ready-made SMS straight from the alert.
Never hear from a shipper you don't work with again.
Each dispatcher gets their own searches and alerts - perfect for a whole office.
All features, all load boards, unlimited searches. Pay for longer and save.
Prices in USD and include VAT / sales tax - the price you see is the price you pay.
Plans renew automatically - cancel any time. 14-day money-back guarantee. By subscribing you agree to our Terms and Refund Policy.
Orders are processed by Paddle.com, our Merchant of Record.
Yes - every new account gets 5 days free with all features. Just start the bot in Telegram.
The major car-hauling load boards used by US auto-transport dispatchers. You choose which ones each search uses.
No. HaulHawk works inside Telegram on iPhone, Android and desktop.
Yes, at the end of each period, so your alerts never stop. Cancel any time from the receipt email - you keep access until the period ends.
Yes - there is a 14-day money-back guarantee. Request it at paddle.net or email omvstudio.dev@gmail.com. See our Refund Policy.
Write to omvstudio.dev@gmail.com or use Contact us inside the bot. Payment and invoice questions are also handled by Paddle at paddle.net.
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