Software for dockside monitoring and weighing companies.
We build the tools a fishing or seafood operation uses day to day: recording and grading the catch on the wharf with no signal, seeing the yield by lot, and working out the crew's pay. One capture at the wharf, and the office, the settlement and the yield all come from the same numbers.
Two people in Newfoundland build it, fitted to how your operation already runs, at a fixed price you get in writing before anything starts. 7 of the 7 things below are already built and tested, and they say so.
The same few places, in most operations we look at.
Patterns across dockside monitoring and weighing companies, not claims about yours. If none of these is you, the call is a short one and we will say so.
- 01The landing is recorded on paper with no signal and re-typed later.
- 02Yield and grade mix are only known after the run.
- 03Crew settlements are hand-worked in a spreadsheet.
- 04Orders from restaurants and buyers come by phone and email.
- The paperwork today
- dock receipts and tally slips, DFO landing and monitoring records, grade sheets, settlement statements, CFIA and export certificates and payroll
- Where the money or the time goes
- unknown recovery per run, re-keying and transcription errors, settlement disputes and a day of admin per trip
For dockside monitoring and weighing companies, most useful first.
Two kinds of line on this list, and the difference matters. Built and tested means a tested package or a live route exists in our repository today and you can go and poke at it. Built to order means we have scoped it and have the engines to support it, and it has not shipped. We would rather you know which is which before the call than after.
Dockside landing capture (Dockside)
engine
Grading, sorting and live yield (GradeLine)
engine
Crew-share settlements (Settle)
engine
Online storefront and ordering (Wharf)
web
Pallet and case labels (Code 128 + QR)
engine
Landed cost, pack cost and roll-through costing
engine
Business website (Bridge)
web
And for any operation: operational dashboards, invoicing, integrations with what you run and data migration.
The engines behind the built-and-tested lines, live in your browser.
Synthetic data, real code. The closest of the 7 demos to this trade, and what they were written for.
Dockside
Offline catch captureRecord the landing, signal or none.
Cut the connection and keep recording. Records queue on the device, the list keeps reading from what the phone already holds, and one of them gets refused by the server on the way back in.
offline-first captureGradeLine
Grading and live yieldFind out what the load is really worth.
A grading shift across snow crab, cod and shrimp. Drag the landed weight, the recovery, and the shore price; recovery is scored against a species target and the lot reconciles to a gross margin.
@deepgrade/grade-yieldIf Jacob’s note brought you here, reply to it.
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- contact@deepgrade.ca
- Phone
- 1 (709) 787-0016
- Base
- St. John's, Newfoundland
- Coverage
- Remote first, any coast
Twenty minutes, no obligation. You leave with a fixed quote in writing, or with a plain answer that this is not a fit.