I got tired of how broken international shipping was. So we built Logiez
I'm Larissa, co-founder of Logiez — a comex tech startup born in Brazil, built for small and medium businesses that want to ship globally without the complexity, the bureaucracy, or the absurd costs.
We didn't start with a brand. We didn't start with a following. We started with a problem, built the product, put money in, and validated it with real customers before we talked about it publicly.
Logiez connects Brazilian businesses to 220+ countries through express freight with real discounts — the kind of infrastructure that used to be available only to large corporations.
I'm building in public from here. Comex, tech, startups, and what it actually looks like to build something from the south of Brazil with a global ambition.
If that's interesting to you — follow along.
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Hi Larissa, I'm building Trade Paper AI for commercial invoices and packing lists, so the document handoff in small-business exports is relevant to my work. Do your customers normally provide finished documents, or does your team help prepare them? One distinction worth keeping visible is ordered quantity versus what was actually packed: carton counts and measured weights need checking against the shipment. I'd be interested to hear where that handoff most often breaks down, without any customer details.