What Quincus does
Quincus is an optimization and simulation engine for physical networks, with sector platforms built on one shared core. It is aimed at operators that make decisions under uncertainty, such as ports, air cargo carriers and handlers, freight forwarders, healthcare supply operators, perishable supply chains and bulk and energy terminals. The core covers routing and sequencing with time windows, pricing and yield for expiring capacity, shipment-level cost to serve, a stochastic layer for regime switching and tail risk, continuous scoring of predicted against realized outcomes, and network design against scenario sets. Named platforms include QuinnCargo and QuinnFwd. Pricing is not published: the site invites operators to license the core or work with the team directly.
How Quincus compares with its closest alternatives
1 of the 5 closest alternatives has a free plan; Quincus does not. 2 of the 5 offer an API. Quincus offers a web app. Of the alternatives, 4 offer a web app. Quincus was founded in 2018; the alternatives were founded between 2017 and 2026, 1 of them earlier. Quincus is based in Singapore; all its 5 alternatives are in Singapore too.