Nasdaq: FRGT · Company
A technology companythat learned freightby moving it.
Freight Technologies has been building software for the logistics industry since 2017 — with machine learning first, and with AI now. For close to ten years it also moved freight itself, as a cross-border logistics broker in North America, so that the technology was built from the inside.
What we are
We operated freight to build the technology.
The company is not a broker that turned to software. It wrote its own from the start — Fr8App, the marketplace it began with — and has been developing technology for logistics ever since: machine learning from 2017, AI as it arrived.
Operating was how it learned. For close to ten years the company ran cross-border freight across North America on its own systems, and every failure that costs money on that corridor — a rejected customs document, a truck idling at the gate, a tracker nobody can read — was met as an operator and solved as an engineering problem. The products exist because the operation needed them.
What is changing now is the business, not the vocation. As the company has announced, it is becoming a software-only business: its capital, its people and its technology concentrated on the platforms that the operation produced. The releases and the filings are the authoritative record of that transition.
- How it learned
- Operating freight, on its own software
- Where it is going
- Software only
History
How it got here.
The short version, with the announcement behind each step.
2017
The software starts.
The company begins developing its own technology for logistics with machine learning, and operates cross-border freight on it through Fr8App, the marketplace it started with.
2020
A route to the public market.
Hudson Capital, a Nasdaq-listed company, signs a definitive agreement to merge with the business.
Release: Merger agreement
2022
Freight Technologies, on Nasdaq.
The combination closes in February, with the operating company’s leadership and US headquarters. In May the name becomes Freight Technologies, Inc. and the ticker FRGT.
Release: Combination Name and ticker
2025
The platforms go to market.
The company announces its transformation and launches Fleet Rocket commercially. An in-house AI lab follows in April, and Zayren in November.
Release: Transformation Fleet Rocket AI lab Zayren
2026
Software only.
The company announces its transition to a software-first, AI-native business and that it is exploring strategic alternatives for its brokerage operations. DODA Smart launches in April; further steps toward a pure-play software company follow in July.
Release: Strategic update DODA Smart July update
Leadership
Who runs it.
Three officers, published on the governance page and repeated here because a company page that does not name its leadership is not a company page.
01
Javier Selgas
Chief Executive Officer & Director
Joined Fr8App as CTO in 2020 and became CEO in 2022, taking the company public on Nasdaq. Close to twenty years building technology in executive leadership roles across three continents: Country Manager at Osigu Spain, head of AJEgroup’s IT division in Asia Pacific, and earlier an IT consultant to Endesa and Ibermática and founder of Lanzadera Online. A technologist always at the forefront. Master’s from Universidad de Barcelona, BSc in Software Engineering from European University.
02
Donald Quinby
Chief Financial Officer
Finance leadership across public companies: Finance Director for planning, analysis and investor relations at Nextracker, Finance Director at Flex, and senior FP&A roles at SunEdison and Dolby Laboratories. Previously a director in KPMG’s Transaction Services. MBA, UC Davis. CFA charterholder since 2007.
03
Luisa López
Chief Operating Officer
More than twenty-five years in logistics, supply chain and operations across North America. Launched and led Landstar’s Mexico operations across domestic and cross-border divisions. Operations Director at Grupo Traxion, running the school and personnel transportation division. Earlier, head of operations at Nestlé in Mexico, and at ConAgra Foods, Danone and Editorial Televisa. Recognized by Walmart and DHL as top logistics provider for IT-driven innovation. Supply Chain Management certified, Business Coaching Master.
Where we are
On both sides of the border.
A cross-border company that only staffed one side of the border would be a freight forwarder with a website. Offices in the United States and in Mexico.
Headquarters
2001 Timberloch Place, Suite 500
The Woodlands, TX 77380
United States
United States
- Houston, TX
- San Francisco, CA
Mexico
- Mexico City
- Monterrey