YardDog is a live map of your yard — who's parked where, what's loaded, what's blocking what. Built for the people actually working the yard, not the ones sitting at a desk.
One tab per row, dropdowns for status, and hoping whoever's on the lot remembers to update it before they clock out. It works — until two people edit it at once, or someone's looking at a version from an hour ago.
YardDog is that same simple idea — trailer, notes, status — just live, on every phone, at the same time.
Every row, every trailer, color-coded by status. Changes made by dispatch show up on the hustler's phone instantly — no refreshing, no "did you see my text."
Move a trailer on one phone and it shows up on everyone else's within a second or two — no polling, no manual refresh, no stale screenshots getting passed around.
Rename, recolor, add, or remove statuses to match your own yard's vocabulary — not a fixed list someone else decided on.
When trailers are parked nose-to-tail, YardDog tracks the stack — so nobody finds out a trailer's boxed in only after they've already tried to pull it.
Drop a trailer at a different company's yard, they approve it into an actual spot, and it shows up correctly on both sides — no phone tag to confirm it landed.
Every add, delete, move, and status change is logged with who and when — searchable, and kept for four months, not just whatever the last edit happened to be.
Search an address or drop a pin on a map to log a trailer's real-world location — for the ones that leave the yard, not just the ones parked in it.
Inspection and registration dates you're already tracking per trailer surface automatically as they approach — instead of finding out at the scale.
Tap a trailer, see its details, update its status — all in a bottom sheet sized for a phone in a yard, not a spreadsheet on a monitor.
Different jobs, different views — from the same live yard.
Set up your first yard in a few minutes — no credit card, no install.
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