Plan with both eyes open.
For decades, planners have been asked to make decisions without half the information they need. The IE's line balance lives in a spreadsheet across the hall. Milestones live in someone's Outlook. Machine availability lives in the engineering manager's head. LoadIt is the only system where line balance, T&A, machine logistics, and the live board run on one model that recomputes together.
From planner to orchestrator.
For thirty years, the planner has been asked to orchestrate four different teams working in four different systems, and to do it without live access to any of them. LoadIt closes that gap. Every constraint visible. Every change reactive. The planner finally has what the role has always demanded.
The view from the planning desk.
The IE balanced lines in Excel last quarter. Merch tracks T&A in Outlook. Engineering rents machines based on a phone call. None of it touches the plan. So even the best planner is making decisions without half the picture, and the picture they have collapses every Wednesday.
The planner becomes the orchestrator.
The IE saves a balance in LoadIt. The plan picks it up. Merch marks a milestone done. Every dependent date moves. Engineering reviews surplus machines. The auto-plan respects what's actually available. The planner sees everything. Decides what matters. The AI does the rest.
Nobody else runs your factory on one model.
We do.
Every other tool keeps line balance, T&A, machine logistics, and the production board in separate places: exported, emailed, reconciled, and out of date. LoadIt collapses all four into a single live model. When anything changes, everything responds.
Line balance, built in.
Import your GSD or operation bulletin. LoadIt auto-balances across three solver modes (flat, cross-section, section-strict), finds the optimal balance point (fewest operators, highest balance), and saves the validated efficiency straight into your planning engine. What used to take an IE team a week now takes the system seconds.
Milestones that move with the plan.
Every order has a live T&A, anchored to the planned sewing start, not a guessed ship date. Hard gates (Fabric In-House, PP Sample Approved) push the auto-planner back if pre-production isn't ready. Buyer overrides for Nike's stricter rules. Style-scope cascade marks done across orders.
Cross-factory machine logistics, solved.
Five-tab module: Overview, Heatmap, Line Requirements, Cross-Factory, Movement Plan. When Plant 2 is short, LoadIt finds the minimum number of donor factories using a greedy set-cover algorithm. Transfer plan, lead times, ship-by date: all generated. Rental only when the company can't supply.
A Gantt that thinks for itself.
One-click auto-plan respects ship dates, learning curves, style changeovers, machine match, hard-gate milestones, and your priority weights. Drag an order, the board recomputes: durations, milestones, margin, downstream. When fabric slips or a line drops, three ranked fix suggestions appear. You pick.
Every planner knows this Wednesday.
Three things go wrong before lunch. In Excel, that's the rest of your week. In LoadIt, it's how the four pillars earn their keep, together, in one solve, in real time.
Wednesday afternoon, somewhere in Vietnam
15:22 Fabric delay logged. Machine planner shows Plant 1 surplus, transfer plan generated, ship-by date computed. AI re-routes blocked orders around the hard gate.
16:47 Operator drop logged. The line rebalances on screen, output drops 12%, the auto-plan absorbs it across two lines. Three more fix suggestions, ranked.
Tell us about your factory. We'll configure your trial to match.
Every other planning tool drops you into a blank platform with a forty-page setup guide. LoadIt starts with a 28-topic structured interview, conducted by an AI trained on garment planning, that captures your lines, shifts, machines, classification scheme, T&A rules, and pain points. Your trial sandbox is then seeded to match what you told us. You're not configuring a tool. You're stepping into one that already knows your factory.
Built. Tested. Launching July 2026.
Beta is complete. We have the testers we need. LoadIt launches commercially in July 2026: full platform, full pricing, full launch. Until then, the trial is open and free. Sign up, run your real factory data through it, and be the first plant on the platform when launch lands.LoadIt is in active development through launch. Trial users see new modules and improvements ship every week.