Log10 is the operational arm and specialized logistics software platform of LoadShare Networks, a leading large-scale logistics and supply chain provider in India. The "Log10" ecosystem, often referred to via the Log10 Branch App, serves as the backbone for managing last-mile delivery, regional distribution, and rider operations. Core Ecosystem Overview
The synergy between Log10 and LoadShare focuses on automating high-volume logistics for e-commerce, food delivery, and FMCG sectors.
Log10 Express Logistics: A private entity incorporated in 2019 that manages specific regional logistics operations under the LoadShare umbrella.
Log10 Branch App: A comprehensive management tool used by branch managers and delivery executives to track orders, manage rider attendance, and process payments.
LoadShare Rider Network: A "gig economy" platform where independent riders can earn up to ₹1,200 per day delivering for major brands across 100+ cities. The Log10 Branch App
The Log10 Branch App (developed by LOADSHARE) is the primary interface for local distribution hubs.
Operational Control: Managers use it to assign tasks to riders based on real-time demand.
Fleet Management: Tracks rider status, delivery progress, and optimizes routes to reduce "dry runs" or empty return trips.
Financial Integration: Facilitates instant withdrawal of earnings for delivery executives and tracks referral bonuses. Logistics Solutions & Features log10 loadshare
LoadShare utilizes the Log10 platform to offer several specialized services:
Last-Mile Delivery: Providing rapid delivery for e-commerce (e.g., Flipkart, Amazon) and food tech (e.g., Swiggy, Zomato).
Regional Trucking: Managing mid-mile logistics between cities using a distributed network of small-fleet owners.
B2B Distribution: Handling bulk shipments for FMCG and pharmaceutical companies. Business & Earnings
For delivery partners, the platform offers flexibility and consistent income:
Flexible Shifts: Riders can choose full-time or part-time schedules based on local hub availability.
Lower Maintenance: Some delivery partners utilize electric scooters (scooty rent) to minimize daily fuel costs (which can range from ₹700–₹1,100 monthly for petrol vehicles).
Active Status: As of 2026, the Log10 Express Logistics entity remains active with its headquarters in Koramangala, Bengaluru. Log10 is the operational arm and specialized logistics
In the bustling world of Indian logistics, Log10 is the digital heartbeat of LoadShare Networks, a platform designed to empower small-scale couriers and truck owners. The Story of a Package’s Journey
Imagine a small business owner in a quiet town who needs to send a handmade craft to a customer across the country. In the past, they might have struggled to find a reliable, affordable delivery service. This is where the story of Log10 and LoadShare begins.
The Small Partner’s Entry: Instead of relying on a massive, centralized corporation, the package is picked up by a local logistics partner—perhaps a small family-run delivery business. These partners use the Log10 Atlas portal to manage their operations.
The Tech Handshake: As the package moves from a local scooter to a larger line-haul truck, the Log10 software acts as the "brain." It tracks the location, manages the documentation, and ensures that the small business owner (the delivery partner) gets paid accurately and on time.
Filling the Gaps: LoadShare’s model, led by founders like Raghuram Talluri, focuses on "last-mile" delivery. This means the package doesn't just reach a big city; it reaches the specific doorstep, even in remote areas, because Log10 connects the dots between many small, local experts.
The Result: The craft arrives safely. The customer is happy, and the local delivery person has grown their business thanks to the technology provided by LoadShare. Why Log10 Matters
Empowerment: It gives small logistics players the same high-tech tools used by global giants.
Efficiency: It reduces "empty miles" (trucks driving without cargo) by matching loads to available space. Link B gets double the traffic of Link A
Transparency: Real-time tracking through the platform means everyone knows exactly where the "load" is at any given second.
In this scenario, the load balancer assigns weights of 1, 2, and 3.
Why is this useful? While this technically under-utilizes the 1 Gbps link compared to its full potential (linear weighting would give it 100x the traffic), it creates a stable, predictable traffic flow that prevents the smaller links from starving while still prioritizing the larger link. It is often used in Equal-Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) scenarios where you want to flatten the curve of disparity.
AWS Auto Scaling groups often mix t3.micro (2 vCPU), m5.large (2 vCPU but faster), and c5n.18xlarge (72 vCPU). Using Log10 Loadshare prevents the large instance from being overwhelmed during scale-in events.
Run a background thread every 30–60 seconds to recalculate weights based on current server health stats.
Pseudocode (Python):
import math
servers = [
"id": "vm-1", "cores": 4,
"id": "vm-2", "cores": 8,
"id": "bm-3", "cores": 64
]
def compute_log10_weights(servers):
epsilon = 1e-6
weights = []
for s in servers:
w = math.log10(s["cores"] + 1)
weights.append(w)
total = sum(weights)
return [w / total for w in weights]
weights = compute_log10_weights(servers)
print(weights)