LoadSnap
Waste transfer notes in seconds. A driver photographs the load; three agents issue the compliant note, verify it and draft the invoice before they're back on the road.
The problem
Every waste carrier in the UK has to issue a digital waste transfer note from October 2026. The current system runs on PDFs, paper and email. If you're a small operator, the mandate is an existential admin tax. If you're a software vendor, it's a market handed to you on a plate, on a deadline.
What it does
LoadSnap issues compliant waste transfer notes in seconds. A driver photographs the load, the receipt-issuer agent fills the legal form, the compliance-checker verifies it against DEFRA's schema, and the invoice-drafter generates the customer-facing invoice with Stripe Connect routing money to the right account.
Architecture
Three custom agents, each with a tightly scoped system prompt, a small set of tools and a documented failure mode. The fast inference path runs on Groq where latency matters at the kerbside. The checker uses a slower, more careful model for the structured reasoning.
The bet
Private beta, onboarding the first carrier customers via Web Hero's network.
Hard deadline, narrow audience, urgent need. The exact conditions where a small, focused tool wins a market from incumbents.
