Eight industries, bespoke software for each of them.
Bakery chain, metalwork, sawmill, advertising sales house, construction, clinic, haulage, technology: eight complete builds, each with its own brand, screens and the vocabulary of its trade.
The eight companies shown are fictional: they are example mockups built for this demo, not Ghost customers.
Rocheval BTPExample
Rocheval BTPClock-in runningPR
LogbookScheduleValuations3HandoversContracts
Site logbookOpen sites5 sites · week 36 · readings from Monday 31 August, 7:10Site report
Example mock-up: the site logbook of Rocheval BTP, a fictional construction company. Five site cards — Les Tilleuls apartments 68%, Chalmeyrac primary school 41%, Sarnac warehouse 86%, Bel-Air car park 54%, Vaudreil sports hall 23% — each with a thumbnail of the works, the progress ring, the site manager, the weather logged on site that morning and the next two milestones. Below, payment application no. 7 for Les Tilleuls: seven packages, €1,600,000 of contract value, €1,095,510 applied to date (68%), and €504,490 left to invoice.
Mobile time tracking, timestamped photos, change orders, sign-off reports and margin recalculated continuously. Linked to your accounting and suppliers.
Bakehouse stationMorning batchesFriday 4 September · morning shift · 4 am → 12 pmMark step done
Example mockup: the bakehouse station of Maison Malestre, a fictional bakery chain. Workshop tablet for the Bègles bakehouse at 6:52 am. The timeline of the day lays out the three morning batches — 300 Malestre baguettes in oven 1, 240 Tradition 400 g in oven 3, 90 one-kilo country loaves in oven 1, that is 630 pieces and 301 kg of dough — each broken into mixing, bulk proof, bake and cooling, with the quantity and the oven alongside. Below, the three round departures: 7:10 am van 1 to four shops, 9:40 am van 2 to three shops, 12:20 pm van 3 to two shops, for nine shops and 42 crates; van 1 is 73% loaded, eleven crates of fifteen.
BakehouseBègles · station 26:52 amBakehouse clock
Timeline of the dayWhole day: 3 batches · 630 pieces · 301 kg of dough
04:00Mixing
04:20Bulk proof
05:30Bake
05:50Cooling
06:20Mixing
06:42Bulk proof
08:20Bake
08:44Cooling
Malestre baguette300piecesOven 1 · deck 250 °COut at 5:50 am
Tradition 400 g240piecesOven 3 · deck 250 °CBulk proof · 1 h 28 left
Batches planned shop by shop, delivery rounds resequenced every morning, ingredients and unsold stock tracked to the gram. Linked to the tills in your shops.
SchedulingThursday 10 September · shift 06:00–14:00 · 6 machines · 5 orders to scheduleMachines onlineReschedule
Example mockup: the scheduling board of Tolvane Métal, a fictional sheet metal works. Schedule for Thursday 10 September, morning shift from 06:00 to 14:00, six machines: two lasers, two press brakes, one welding bay and one deburring bench. Of 48 hours of capacity, 43.1 hours are committed, including 3.7 hours of changeover, and 4.9 hours are still free, that is 90% load. On the left, five works orders are waiting for a slot, 12.6 hours of work in total. Below, the CNC log and the throughput of each station, with the bottleneck at welding, 14 pieces per hour.
09:14SetupLAS-02Sheet swap to 3.0 mm steel — 30 min of setup
09:19AlertPLI-02Back gauge out of position — WO-2415 running 12 min late
09:24PlanAGENTWO-2439 has no laser slot today — moved to the night shift, 12 Sep delivery still holds
Laser 1100% committedLaser 21 h free at 13:00PLI-02back gauge to fixWO-240242 min rework304 stainless · 2.0 mm12 sheetsLoad today90%Laser 1100% committedLaser 21 h free at 13:00PLI-02back gauge to fixWO-240242 min rework304 stainless · 2.0 mm12 sheetsLoad today90%
Material flowFrom log to finished timberVaux-sur-Ambre · week 35, 24 to 28 August · volumes in actual cubic metresLive scalingSAMaterial balance
Example mock-up: the software of Scierie Ambrel, a fictional sawmill. Week 35 material flow at the Vaux-sur-Ambre site: 1,250 m³ of logs fed to the saw, 775 m³ of sawn timber off the line — a 62% recovery rate — and 475 m³ of by-products; 505 m³ go into the kilns, 270 m³ ship green, and 760 m³ enter finished stock. Below the diagram, the four species in the yard: oak 186 m³ at 12% moisture, beech 142 m³ at 9%, Douglas fir 415 m³ at 18% and spruce 437 m³ at 22%, for 1,180 m³ available.
Material balance of the logSawn timber 775 m³ · 62%By-products 475 m³ · 38%of 1,250 m³ fed
Species in the yardYard stock: 1,180 m³ available
Oak186 m³
Dry, joinery
12%Moisture
Beech142 m³
Dry, flooring
9%Moisture
Douglas fir415 m³
In kiln
18%Moisture
Spruce437 m³
Air drying
22%Moisture
AgentDouglas fir is down to 18%: the 178 m³ in kilns 2 and 5 can move to finished stock tomorrow morning, freeing two kilns for the oak of batch G-1408.
Log truck B-118 unloaded in the yard62 m³Kiln 4, conditioning step41 °CBand saw 3 sharpened12 minDelivery note 2418 loaded for Beaune24 m³Chips sent out to the boiler house235 m³Log truck B-118 unloaded in the yard62 m³Kiln 4, conditioning step41 °CBand saw 3 sharpened12 minDelivery note 2418 loaded for Beaune24 m³Chips sent out to the boiler house235 m³
Media planFacesAdvertisersRadioDigitalOptions7QuotesInvoicing
The right advert, in the right place, at the right time.
Media planSouth-West sector · 7 display faces · 4 radio and digital slotsOn air nowCBPlace an option
Example mock-up: the software of Médiavelle, a fictional advertising sales house. Media plan for the South-West sector from week 36 — seven display faces as rows, 6 weeks as columns; every cell is sold, on option or free, the advertiser's name runs across the weeks it holds and the sold rate sits under each column. On the right, the selected face “Gare Nord — quai A”: backlit 2 m² bus shelter, 175 × 118 cm, 32,400 contacts a day, €1,240 a week, sold nine weeks out of twelve, and its next three campaigns — Malestre on air, Valmore approved, Orvenn still on option.
Out-of-homeRadioDigitalW36 → W41
Media plan — out-of-homeExport
363738394041
Gare NordShelterMalestreValmore
Mail OuestMUPIRochevalTolvane
Pont-Neuf4 × 3 mMarnoyValmore
Cours SudShelterAmbrelOrvenn
Les HallesLED screenOrvennTolvaneMalestre
Berges Est4 × 3 mRochevalMarnoy
Péage A618 × 3 mTolvane
Occupancy% sold868686715771
SoldOption heldFree
AgentThe agent chased Orvenn: the W43–W44 option on Gare Nord expires Friday.
Example mock-up: the day schedule of Clinique Valmore, a fictional multi-specialty clinic, Friday 4 September. On the left, the live waiting list: five people present, waiting between 5 and 21 minutes, 12 minutes on average. On the right, the day's schedule, one column per practitioner — general practice, orthopaedics, imaging, physiotherapy, dermatology and midwifery — hours down the side, and for each appointment the procedure, the room and its state: completed, in progress, patient arrived or expected. Unavailable rooms — imaging sensor maintenance, theatre disinfection, cleaning, lunch — are hatched. Patients carry an invented first name and an initial; no medical reason is attached to them.
Schedule by practitioner09:00 – 13:00
09:0009:3010:0010:3011:0011:3012:0012:30
Dr RousselBay 1 · gen. practiceConsultationBay 1 · completedCertificateBay 1 · completedConsultationBay 1 · in progressFollow-up visitBay 1 · arrivedInfant check-upBay 1 · expected
Dr AymardBay 2 · orthopaedicsArthroscopyTheatre A · completedPost-op checkBay 2 · in progressPre-op reviewBay 2 · arrivedConsultationBay 2 · expectedTheatre A closedDisinfection
09:0009:3010:0010:3011:0011:3012:0012:30
Dr RousselBay 1 · gen. practiceConsultationBay 1 · completedCertificateBay 1 · completedConsultationBay 1 · in progressFollow-up visitBay 1 · arrivedInfant check-upBay 1 · expected
Dr AymardBay 2 · orthopaedicsArthroscopyTheatre A · completedPost-op checkBay 2 · in progressPre-op reviewBay 2 · arrivedConsultationBay 2 · expectedTheatre A closedDisinfection
Dr NeuvilleX-ray · imagingX-rayX-ray · completedX-ray closedMaintenanceUltrasoundX-ray · in progressCT scanX-ray · arrivedX-rayX-ray · expectedUltrasoundX-ray · expected
AgentThe 11:00 slot freed on Dr Roussel's list was offered to the waiting list: three patients notified, one confirmation expected before 10:45 — the morning stays gap-free.
Rounds under wayFriday 4 September · 14:32 · 8 vehicles online · 125 stops plannedTelematics liveSMNotify consignees
Example mock-up: the control tower of Transports Marnoy, a fictional haulier. On the left, the plan of round N2 towards northern Mâcon: six stops, three delivered, one exception at Davayé and two still to go, with the vehicle moving along the line; 14 stops delivered out of 19, next stop Sancé in the 14:40 to 15:10 window. On the right, the list of vehicles on the road, each with its driver, its round, its stops delivered out of stops planned and its status: on time, ahead, late or consignee absent; 77 stops delivered out of 125, 48 to go, two vehicles running late and one held up. Along the bottom, a continuous event band: signed deliveries, confirmed collections, absent consignees, claims opened and traffic on the A6.
Round planN2 · Mâcon North
DeliveredTo deliverExceptionVehicle
Next stop: Sancé, window 14:40 – 15:1014/19 stops
Vehicles on the road8 online
KBKarim BelhadiOn time
N2 · Mâcon North14/19
SFSonia Ferrand6 min ahead
C1 · Cluny – Tournus11/16
MLMehdi Larcher21 min late
S4 · Chalon South9/18
EVÉric VaudanConsignee absent
P1 · part load Bourg-en-Bresse3/5
Stops delivered across the 8 rounds77/125 · 48 to go
Delivery signed · Prissé14:31Collection confirmed · Verzé3 palletsConsignee absent · Davayésecond attempt tomorrowClaim opened · damaged parcelLT-2417Traffic on the A6 · junction 27+14 minBack at the dock · round R714:28Backup assigned · 6 stops taken overS4 to M1Appointment confirmed · Tournus16:00 – 18:00Delivery signed · Prissé14:31Collection confirmed · Verzé3 palletsConsignee absent · Davayésecond attempt tomorrowClaim opened · damaged parcelLT-2417Traffic on the A6 · junction 27+14 minBack at the dock · round R714:28Backup assigned · 6 stops taken overS4 to M1Appointment confirmed · Tournus16:00 – 18:00
Example mock-up: the data-flow console of Orvenn, a fictional industrial data platform vendor. Dark-themed screen, icon rail and terminal. The graph of the atelier-nord pipeline links ingestion (42 streams, 4.1k points per second), validation (schema v14), transformation (38 models), the warehouse (74,000 rows) and the API (310 requests per second, 84 ms p95), with a quarantine branch taking 4,960 rejected points, or 0.4% of the volume. Below the graph: throughput and lag for the five stages for an end-to-end freshness of 12 seconds, ingestion throughput over the last six windows, the timestamped log of run #4821 (05:00 to 05:05, 2 min 41 s, 1.24M points, one presse-3 stream outage recovered in three seconds) and the last four runs.
