In a world obsessed with consumer apps, KernTerminal is building the invisible infrastructure that makes the final mile of freight actually work. They claim to give 'Digital Access to Space'—a bold promise that needs unpacking.

"They're not selling software—they're selling access. Physical, digital, and operational access to the last 50 feet of the supply chain."

The tech stack tells a story of pragmatism, not hype. jQuery, Bootstrap, and Swiper—these aren't bleeding-edge frameworks, but they're battle-tested for reliability. Google Analytics is present, but with zero tracked visits, either their site is a brochure for qualified leads or they're blocking analytics entirely. The LinkedIn presence (Spanish-language company page) suggests European operations, likely Spain or broader EU markets.

• 57-person team signals mid-stage startup, post-Series A, pre-Series B
• $8M revenue implies ~$140k revenue per employee—healthy for freight
• No funding data suggests bootstrapped or early-stage with undisclosed rounds
• Project managers and supply chain roles dominate the team—execution focus
• Zero traffic but brand searches indicate strong word-of-mouth or direct sales