How Kedde's Kbag rethinks Stockholm logistics

Thomas “Kedde” Kednert, a groundworks business owner in Rotebro near Stockholm, identified longstanding inefficiencies in construction-material delivery and waste collection, where zone-based pricing often results in poorly utilized trucks and unnecessary travel. In 2025, he and a tech-savvy collaborator used Lovable to build Kbag, a live-data logistics platform that replaces fixed zones with real-time, address-based pricing and combines deliveries and waste pickups to improve vehicle utilization. Developed in roughly three weeks for about $500, the platform integrates with Volvo Connect Fleet Management to factor vehicle location, capacity, fuel use, route duration, and driver-hours regulations into routing and pricing, while giving customers, drivers, and dispatchers real-time visibility. Launched in spring 2026 with one crane truck, Kbag expanded to five trucks within three months, added B2B customers alongside its original consumer model, and reported achieving its goals of reducing customer prices by 50% while increasing margins relative to industry peers.

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