Every order your desk is working, in one list. Nothing leaves your desk.
It works until it doesn't. Two people edit the same row. A laycan sorts to the wrong end. Someone marks a cargo fixed and the old details are gone. By Friday nobody is sure which version is live.
Keel Cargo is that list done properly: one source of truth, and a record of everything that happened to every order.
Each desk is walled off at the database, not by code that can be got round. No other desk can read your list, and that isolation is tested on every release.
Fixing, withdrawing or voiding appends to the record rather than replacing it. Open any order to see who changed what, and when. Fixtures build into an archive of what your desk actually did.
Copy the whole list, or one region, already formatted for the email you were going to write. Anything private to you is held back automatically.
A laycan it can't read or a port it doesn't know gets flagged for you. It never guesses quietly and files the cargo in the wrong place.
Add it to your home screen and the list travels with you, updating live. Offline you still see the last list you loaded, marked clearly as stale.
Fourteen days free to start — two full weeks of the desk's own cycle, no card. Multi-desk firms are invoiced together, one line per desk.