A witness you can clip onto any container.
Ruggedized, battery-powered, and built for harsh global shipping. It mounts on a standard container with no retrofit or modification, senses the physical state of the cargo on a regular cycle, and makes intelligent decisions locally — even with no connectivity at sea.
Retrofits onto any container · Designed & assembled in the USA
The full physical state, every cycle.
Unlike a passive data logger that you read after delivery, the LoadGuard device monitors continuously and reasons about what it sees.
Temperature & humidity
Continuous monitoring against contractual conditions.
Atmospheric chemistry
VOC-based air quality that flags ripening, spoilage, and contamination.
Motion, shock & orientation
A 9-axis inertial system records handling, impacts, and movement.
Ambient light
Detects unexpected exposure — a door opening inside a sealed container.
Geolocation
Reliable positioning the whole way — open ocean to dense port.
Battery & connectivity health
Long-term endurance, plus the network context to confirm it's connected — and place it, roughly, even without a GPS fix.
Easy Installation
Get up and running in minutes.
Power On Device
Power on your LoadGuard device — if the indicator light blinks once a minute, you're all set.
Mount & Verify
Mount the device on a standard shipping container — no retrofitting — and capture photos of the container, device, and seal. The platform reads the ISO 6346 container ID automatically.
Log On to Dashboard
Log on to your LoadGuard.io dashboard with your given credentials — the platform automatically populates your bill of lading, device, and live shipment information.
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Trusted from the first photo to the cloud.
Installation binds the device to its container and starts a chain of custody. From there, every reading is provably from its device — even after weeks with no signal.
Autonomous offline operation
Through ocean transit it keeps monitoring, evaluates significant events, and preserves evidence on durable local storage until it can sync.
Verifiable onboarding
Operators photograph container, device, and seal; computer vision reads the ISO 6346 ID with a confidence score and manual correction.
Authenticated pipeline
Every reading is provably from its own device — not spoofed, not tampered — and correlated to the right shipment.
Bound to the container, timestamped, and photographed.
The installation event — images, installer, timestamp, and verification details — is preserved as part of the shipment's evidence history, creating a trusted relationship between a physical container and its monitoring device from the moment monitoring begins.