Smarter stacking, simplified.

Terminality predicts how long each container will stay in your yard and tells the RTG operator where to stack it. The next box out stays on top, with no unproductive reshuffling.

A purple Terminality-branded RTG crane lifting a container at dusk
The problem

Unproductive reshuffling is a wasted move.

Stack a box on one that leaves sooner and you'll have to dig the lower box out later, while a truck waits and the crane earns nothing.

6.1 d left
4.8 d left
3.0 d left
1.2 d new
✓ Leaves first
6.1 d left
4.8 d left
1.0 d left
5.5 d new
✕ Buries a box
How it works

Predict. Score. Place.

1

Predict dwell

At gate-in, a model trained on your yard's history estimates how long the box will stay. It weighs consignee, trucker, weight, destination weather, customs status and gate-in day.

2

Score every stack

Each stack is compared with the box on top.

✓Green: the new box leaves first
≈Yellow: they leave around the same time
✕Red: it buries a box, so expect a reshuffle
3

Place in one tap

The operator sees the block top-down, with the best three slots numbered. One tap places the box. A red slot needs a second, deliberate tap.

Yard Assist

The whole block, at a glance.

The incoming box, its dwell estimate and every slot in reach, on one screen.

Top-down yardRows, bays, aisles, the truck lane and your gantry's position.
Colour and shape✓ ≈ ✕ read at a glance, even for colour-blind operators.
Hands on the controlsMove with the arrow keys, jump to the best slot with R, place with Enter.

Swipe to see the whole screen →

Terminality Yard Assist: the yard block top-down with slots coloured by fit, the incoming container's dwell estimate, and a Place button
Estimated dwell4.1days
ConsigneePacific Furniture Imports+46h
Destination weatherSnowstorm · Denver, CO+30h
Gate-in dayFriday+22h
TruckerSwift Lane Logistics−8h
Gross weight11.2 t−3h
Explainable

Every estimate shows its work.

No black box. Planners and operators see why the model said what it said.

  • Which factors pushed the estimate up or down, and by how many hours
  • A likely range and a confidence score
  • How many similar containers it's based on
An RTG operator in the cab with a Terminality tablet showing the next move
Built for the cab

Made for twelve-hour shifts, 20 metres up.

High contrast, large targets and one decision at a time. It reads your TOS's gate-in and yard inventory and writes the chosen slot back.

See it in action.

Place a few containers in a simulated block and watch the gantry move.