Built for

• A yard where the morning is decided at the gate

  Everything here starts from the board a crew reads in gloves. That is the whole design.

• Two to twelve crews sharing constrained gear

  One crane, two yards, and a reshuffle that has to reach both — this is the case the scheduler was written for.

• Anyone answering audits from memory

  Shifts close into a record you can quote, so a review stops being an archaeology project.

Not for

• A single operator with a notebook

  You would spend more time telling Waylight what you are doing than doing it. The notebook is genuinely better.

  → Come back at your third crew.

• Anyone planning quarters rather than mornings

  Waylight has no opinion beyond about ten days out. It is an instrument for the shift, not for the budget.

  → Keep your planning tool; we integrate with it.

• A yard that needs the plan to be unarguable

  Ours prints its reasoning and invites the argument. If you want an instruction nobody questions, this is the wrong shape entirely.

  → You want a dispatch system, not a scheduler.