The Trailblazer platform for hardware

Quote it. Build it.
Run the fleet.

Logik, Flux and Console share one record of every order, unit and device, so a hardware company or contract manufacturer goes from the first quote to devices in the field without retyping a thing.

14-day trial, no card required. Flux and Console are offered as guided pilots.

Console
Console fleet overview: devices online, offline in the last hour, rollout progress and metered usage
Design preview, not a live screen
Flux
Flux live floor for a production line: units today, first-pass yield, station status and the andon
Real screen, demo data
Logik
Logik company dashboard: sales velocity, conversion, revenue and margin
Real screen, demo data
How it fits together

One record from the first quote to the thousandth device.

Each app owns one part of the job and hands the next one exactly what it needs. Nothing is exported, re-keyed or emailed between them.

  1. Logik

    Sell and plan

    • RFQ and BOM-priced quote
    • Proposal, MSA and SOW, signed
    • Sales order, build, kit and purchase orders

    Released build arrives as a work order with serials, firmware and the parts kit

  2. Flux

    Build and prove

    • Work order on a versioned line
    • Program and test, results signed per unit
    • Pack-out, labels and a signed hand-off

    Unit identities and the hand-off package go to the customer’s fleet

  3. Console

    Operate

    • Devices claimed into the customer’s AWS
    • Health, telemetry, incidents, commands
    • Staged firmware rollouts

    Device counts come back as metered lines on Logik invoices

What it fixes

Hardware companies run on five systems and a spreadsheet. The gaps are where money leaks.

The quote lives in a spreadsheet, priced from last quarter’s parts.

Logik prices the BOM at each quantity break, adds labour and NRE, and turns the accepted quote into a contract, a project and a build without retyping.

Test results sit on a station PC, and nobody can say which firmware shipped in unit 0412.

Flux runs every unit through a versioned line. Each result is signed by the station and stored against the serial, with its parts, firmware and rework history.

Once devices ship, they are in nobody’s system, and support starts from a serial number on a sticker.

Console picks up the same identities Flux produced, so health, incidents, commands and firmware rollouts start from the unit’s full history.

Billing for devices in the field is a manual count at month end.

Console’s device counts come back to Logik as metered lines on the invoice, through the same billing that runs your projects.

Security and trust

Your records, your devices, your call.

One sign-in with passkeys across the platform, tested tenant isolation, audit trails, and export that is never locked behind a plan.

One sign-in, stronger by default

Trailblazer ID signs you in to Logik, Flux and Console with passkeys or an authenticator app. Google and Microsoft sign-in are built and being switched on.

Tenant isolation, tested

Every organization is isolated, and an end-to-end test suite checks that one organization can never read another’s records.

Roles and approvals

Eight system roles in Logik, cost visibility per role, approval policies for money, and nobody approves their own scrap, rollout or limit change in Flux.

Audit trail

Account activity, access changes and record history in Logik; signed station results in Flux; a hash-chained audit log designed into Console.

Your devices, your AWS account

In pilot

Console is designed so device certificates, the MQTT endpoint, rules and functions live in the customer’s own AWS account. Trailblazer does not hold your fleet.

Your data, always exportable

Whole-organization export at any time, in any subscription state. A lapsed account turns read-only; nothing is deleted.

How we handle security

Questions

Frequently asked

Do I need all three?

No. Most teams start with Logik, which stands on its own as the ERP: CRM, quoting, projects, builds, purchasing, invoicing and the books. Flux and Console plug into the same records when your line and your fleet are ready.

What is available today?

Logik is available now with a 14-day free trial. Flux is deployed and offered as a guided pilot, set up with your line by our team. Console is in early access with design partners. Logik Capital is not available yet; you can join the waitlist.

Who is Trailblazer?

Trailblazer builds and runs these products, and the same team delivers hardware, firmware and manufacturing engineering services at trailblazer.team. The platform came out of running that work.

Where is my data?

Logik and Flux run on Amazon Web Services in the United States. Console is designed to keep your devices, certificates and MQTT endpoint in your own AWS account. You can export a whole Logik organization at any time.

Do you use AI?

Only where you turn it on. Every AI feature is opt-in, every workflow completes by hand, and an organization can switch AI off entirely.

From the first quote to the fleet, on one record.

Start with Logik today. Add Flux and Console with a guided pilot when your line and fleet are ready.