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Who it’s for · Operators

What you report gets a visible response.

A problem seen at your station shouldn’t end up on a lost tag. With Daystream, it’s logged with its photo, shown at the meeting, and you see who’s handling it and by when.

My reports · DaystreamMy reports3 this week · 1 closed#131 · Oil leak at station 2Mon Oct 19 · 6:42 am · with photoReportedTakenClosedMDMarc Delaunay · by Oct 24#128 · M6 screw bin mislabeledFri Oct 16 · 2:10 pmReportedTakenClosedCBClara Boissieu · by Oct 21#124 · Poor lighting at station 5Tue Oct 13 · 9:05 amReportedTakenClosed#131 taken onby Marc Delaunay, due Oct 24BoardMeasuresWalksGapsActions
Your reports: who is on it, and by when

Your day, before and with Daystream

Today

A loose tag that gets lost.

Documents too small to read as a group.

No way to know whether what you reported was handled.

The fear of being watched.

With Daystream

The gap is recorded with its photo and stays visible until it's closed.

The team board shows on a 65" screen, readable from afar.

Every gap has a status, an owner and a date, visible to the whole team.

We track actions, not people. No individual score.

What you can check in a demo

Report in seconds

A title is enough, the photo and details can follow.

Read the same numbers as everyone else

The same board for the team, production and support.

First names are enough

A team starts up without creating an account for each person.

See Daystream on your standards, not on a generic demo.

Thirty minutes: one floor walk, one gap, one morning meeting on a big screen. Success criteria set together, review at six weeks.