RailReady takes cut sheets online, keeps every animal in one work queue by kill date, and texts the customer the moment their order hits the cooler. Built for year-round locker plants — not a form, a workflow.
Get early access$79/month. Unlimited orders, including peak season. No per-animal fees.
Gun season doesn’t break a shop with the cutting. It breaks it with the paperwork and the phone.
Handwritten, half-legible, changed after drop-off, and impossible to find when the animal is on the rail.
One board holds every animal’s state. Nobody outside the building can see it, and it goes wrong quietly.
Every customer calls to ask if their order is ready. Somebody has to walk to the cooler and check.
Send a link. The customer picks their cuts, thickness, packaging and grind on their phone, and can change it themselves until you lock the order. No phone call, no handwriting.
Every animal in one ordered list with its state — dropped off, hanging, cutting, packed, picked up. Filter by day, print the day’s sheets, see what’s aging too long.
Mark an order packed and the customer gets a text automatically. Pickup reminders go out on their own. The phone stops ringing.
RailReady is the front half of the shop. It stays out of the kill floor, so nothing on it can stop production on a Saturday morning.
Early-access shops get the first three months at this price locked for as long as they stay.
We’re building this now and opening it to a first group of shops before the season. Tell us how your shop runs and we’ll get you in — three questions, no sales call.
Not yet. It’s in development and this page is how we’re picking the first shops. If you sign up you’ll hear from us directly, and you can tell us it’s wrong for you.
No. They get a link, fill it in on their phone browser, and get a normal text message when the order is ready.
Then you probably don’t need it. RailReady is for shops running intake on paper and a whiteboard who don’t want to replace everything else to fix that.
Nothing changes — there are no order caps and no per-animal fees, so a heavy season costs the same as a quiet month.