Photo first.
Photograph the shellstock source record or raw-fish document as it arrives. Keep the source image with the record.
Start at the receiving counter
FOR THE SEAFOOD SHIFT
Seafood records.
All in hand.
The delivery arrives. The tag gets photographed. The record stays with the lot.
A camera-first logbook for shellstock, raw-fish documents and downstream copies. Less searching through binders. More time on the floor.
No credit card. No automatic charge.
RECEIVERETAINRETRIEVE
A LITTLE ORDER. EVERY SHIFT.
Tellina
TellinaTODAY
Start with the source.
Receive shellstockPhotograph the source record and receive the lot.
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Save raw-fish documentSupplier, freezing or aquaculture documentation.
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Create downstream recordSplit a lot or document a customer delivery.
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Open lotsLogbookInspector packet
Current interface detail · non-interactive
Made for the people receiving seafood.
Raw bars & restaurantsSushi kitchensSeafood markets
FROM THE BACK DOOR TO THE LOGBOOK
One simple habit.
A more organized operation.
Keep the original source record connected to the details you’ll need later.
Follow the lot.
Add dates and identifiers. Keep open shellstock lots in view, then record the last-served date when a lot is emptied.
Give each record its context
Pull it together.
Search the logbook by supplier, species, lot or date. Filter records and prepare an inspector packet to print.
Bring the source photos along
THE PAPERWORK HAS A PLACE
Different records.
One logbook.
For the documents that move through your seafood operation, day after day.
Shellstock source records
Source photos, received dates, open lots and last-served dates together.
Raw-fish documentation
Supplier statements, freezing records and aquaculture documentation in a searchable history.
Downstream copies
Record split lots and customer deliveries with the source lot and transfer details.
CLEAR RECORDS. CLEAR EXPECTATIONS.
Your source matters.
A photograph captures a document.
It doesn’t validate it.
Tellina organizes your records and checks for missing stored fields. It does not verify source-document content, certify compliance or guarantee inspection results.
Your team still reviews legibility, dates and completeness. Confirm your recordkeeping and retention requirements with your local regulatory authority.
How data and access workTHE PLANNED 14-DAY TRIAL
Make room for
a simpler record routine.
Fourteen days from signup. No card required.
No automatic charge.
14days
- Trial starts when you sign up
- No payment details to enter
- Read and export existing records after expiry
- New records and edits pause when the trial ends
Signup is not yet available.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before your
next delivery.
What does Tellina keep organized?
Shellstock source photos and lot details, raw-fish supplier and freezing documentation, and downstream split-lot or delivery records. Open lots, the logbook and inspector packet are part of the same workflow.
Does it replace the original tag or document?
Don’t assume a photo replaces an original. Keep originals as required for your operation and jurisdiction, and confirm what your local regulatory authority accepts.
Can I use it on my phone?
Tellina is designed around a phone’s camera and a mobile browser. Customer saves require an internet connection and account verification; it is not an offline-first system.
What happens when the trial ends?
The trial lasts 14 days from signup. Existing records remain readable and exportable; new records and edits are disabled. There is no automatic charge. Paid-plan pricing is not announced here.
When will trial access open?
Customer signup is not yet available. Trial access will open after account access, storage and recovery checks are complete.
Will Tellina tell me if my records are compliant?
No. Stored-field checks help identify missing information, but they do not validate a source photo, your records or your operation’s compliance. Review the documents and confirm applicable requirements locally.