New Delhi · India→US trade · operator & builder

Mrigank Singh

I move containers for a living and write the code that checks the paperwork. More than fifteen thousand containers between India and the United States taught me that trade data can't be trusted — the same event can mean different things depending on which carrier sent it. I'm measuring how badly, in public.

Now

Running Intoglo — the India→US freight forwarder and NVOCC I co-founded in 2021 with Sufal Roongta and Ankur Aggarwal, with a US warehouse network at four gateways (NY-NJ, Savannah, LA–Long Beach, Houston) moving steel, spices, textiles, chemicals, and auto parts. And building instruments that watch trade honestly:

Trimtab AIS — machine-readable ship & port truth

A free MCP server for AI agents, built on continuously own-recorded AIS across 8 US container gateways: who is at berth (by terminal), who is at anchor, whether a vessel has berthed — physics, not paperwork. Every response carries its method, its coverage limits, and its provenance, so an agent can verify rather than trust.

https://ais.trimtabist.com/mcp · service info · no key, no signup

Writing: field notes and findings will appear here when there is something worth reading. Nothing is published on a schedule that data doesn't set.

Before

2021–Intoglo, co-founder & COO — India→US ocean freight, run on systems we build ourselves
2019–2021AIC ISB, CEO — took the Indian School of Business incubator zero-to-one; 25 portfolio companies in 18 months
2016–2019SenseBird, founder — drones; turning aerial data into decisions
2013–20195i Technology, founding team — smart-city infrastructure
2008–2013Engineering & business development — Motorola (GSM protocol stack), Bharat Forge, Commdel

Indian School of Business, MBA · NUS Business School, executive program · Thapar Institute, BE Electronics & Communication · Claude Certified Architect – Foundations (Anthropic, 2026).

Contact

mrigank@intoglo.com · LinkedIn