Dock Tally Single-shift

Dock Tally replaces clipboard dock sheets with a live, offline-first lane board for warehouse receivers who run one named shift at a time. Cold start opens the fullscreen dock-lanes surface: a horizontal rail of numbered doors. Each door is a live lane card showing carrier, trailer ID, seal status, pallet tally, damage chips, and unload start-to-finish dwell. You work the live shift card—not a generic notes list—assigning arrivals to doors, stamping unload times, and closing lanes when the trailer clears. Check in fast. Type carrier name, trailer number, assigned door, seal number, broken-seal toggle, and expected pallet count. Everything saves instantly to the active shift. A carrier quick-pick library seeds common names and remembers the ones you add so repeat check-ins skip retyping. Unload with one tap. Start and Finish stamps put automatic dwell minutes on the door card so every trailer’s time on dock is visible at a glance. Edit pallet counts with large ± steppers built for gloved hands; expected vs received variance shows as a clear short/over badge. Flag damage without leaving the lane. Crush, wet, open, shortage, and other chips take an optional short note and unit count, then roll into the shift summary. Only one live shift at a time. Name the receiver, set shift start and the active door set, and archive cleanly with End Shift. Past shifts stay in a history stack with door-by-door lane replay plus totals for trailers, pallets, damages, and average dwell. Share an end-of-shift plain-text tally built on-device for email or chat paste—no network required. Set up the board once: add, rename, and reorder dock doors, set a default expected-pallet hint, and keep preferences local. Color status on every lane—Empty, Waiting, Unloading, Cleared—keeps the rail readable from across the dock. Built for receiving teams who need fast check-in, clear dwell, honest pallet and damage counts, and a paper-free end-of-shift tally that stays on the door until the trailer leaves.