Rational DeliveryWaitlist

Control it your way

Watch every train and steer it live, from anywhere: in the factory’s own terminal on your phone, or right where you keep your tasks. You do not need to be at your desk.

See it running

A foldable phone showing train-watch, the live view of a train in a terminal: its cars, the reviewers' findings and the stations ahead.

In its own terminal

A live view of every train from any device, a phone included.

Watch
Each train live: its cars, what the reviewers found, what comes next.
Steer
Tell the conductor what to do in plain language.
Anywhere
Phone, tablet or laptop. A terminal is all it needs.
A laptop showing a GitHub project table grouped by train: cars in progress, ready and to do, and the numbers of every car that shipped.

Where you keep your tasks

No new tracker. The factory reports back to GitHub, live.

Backlog
Ideas, epics and tasks in GitHub Issues. Ready tasks become cars.
Progress
A live table per train in GitHub Projects, with the numbers of every car that shipped.

Works with your stack

The tools the factory uses and supports today.

  • GitHub

    Progress, Backlog

  • git worktrees

    Parallel cars

  • Cloud Build

    Isolated test runs

  • BigQuery

    Every metric

  • Cloud Run

    Services

  • Cloud Storage

    Locks and artifacts

  • Vertex AI

    AI platform

  • Vitest

    Tests

  • ESLint + SonarJS

    Lint

  • Prettier

    Formatting

  • TypeScript

    Type checks

  • Semgrep

    Static analysis

  • jscpd

    Duplication

  • knip

    Unused code

  • OSV + Dependabot

    Dependencies

  • dependency-cruiser

    Import rules

  • ntfy

    Notifications

  • Cloudflare Pages

    Hosting and previews

  • Supabase

    Backend

  • PostHog

    Product analytics

It reports to you

You do not check on the factory. It tells you.

Notifications
A push to your phone when a train starts, pauses or is released.
Status
A status comment on the train, kept up to date while it runs.
Manual tail
When a train arrives, a short list of anything only you can do.

You keep the brake

Autonomous by default, gated when you want to look first.

Autonomous
By default every change goes out to everyone, behind a feature flag. The flag is the emergency brake.
Gated
Turn the gate on and changes reach only you first. You check them on production, then roll them out.
Cleanup
Once a change is out for everyone, a cleanup task removes its flag.