Actual versus planned
Each event is marked actual, estimated or planned, so a plan never gets mistaken for something that has happened.
Mock demo · synthetic data
Follow every container from gate-out to return
A container is only useful while it is moving. This demo keeps each box on one timeline: actual events, what is estimated or planned next, and whether its cycle is still open. Numbers are checked against the ISO 6346 check digit before they enter the registry.
Where the demo fleet is today
34 of 36 synthetic containers have an open cycle. Counts are drawn from the same seeded registry you can explore.
7
Loading
15
At port / sea
7
At consignee
5
Returning empty
2
Cycle closed
What you can try
Open and closed cycles
A cycle stays open from the first gate-out until the empty return is accepted, which makes loose ends easy to list.
Numbers that check out
The registry validates the 11-character number and its check digit, and the check page shows the arithmetic.
This is a simplified illustration of a container lifecycle registry. It is not tied to any carrier, terminal or real equipment, and the owner codes shown are invented.