The boats, the slips, the money, the boat that won’t leave, all handled in one system built around the way your day actually runs.
The AI assistant on every page. It reads your rulebook: your rates, your policies, your penalties. And answers in seconds. Your numbers, not the internet’s.
Staff logs in and lands on one Today screen. Six numbers tell the story. Command Center surfaces every decision to be made and action to take - the overstay in D-01, the two web requests from overnight, the COI waiting on review - each with the next context-sensitive step to click.
Wanderlust is still in D-01, 19 days over; contact Rick Calloway and decide vacate/extend.
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The actual Today screen, the one your staff opens at 7 a.m.
Everything connects, so what patrol sees on the dock is what the office bills, what the boater pays, and what the AI answers from.
Visitor requests, morning slip assignments, check-ins, extensions, rafting, and the 2pm departure check, all on a phone, from the dock, in real time.
Card and ACH payments land on the ledger the moment they clear, and the boater carries the card fee, not your budget.
Ask the Bosun is the AI assistant built into every page. It knows your rates, your policies, your penalties, and answers in seconds. Your numbers, not the internet’s.
Requests come in overnight; assign slips with coffee in hand.
Check-ins are prepaid, so there’s no chasing money at the dock.
A "who should be gone" list prints itself every afternoon.
Patrol taps gone or still here from the dock; the office sees it live.
Day counts and must-vacate flags mean no more mental math.
Penalties at your discretion, with every contact logged.
The boat that left owing you a slip? The system remembers.
Try to book it again and the warning appears before the mistake.
A satellite slip map and slip-by-night calendar, always current.
Click an open night and it books straight into billing.
Occupancy, payments, penalties: already added up.
On screen for you, on paper for whoever asks.
Payments post to the ledger the moment they clear, and the card fee rides with the boater, not your budget. Early departures become future-stay credits, so nobody’s arguing about refunds at the counter.
Flagged must-vacate, penalty applied at your discretion, every call logged, and a forced checkout that holds up later.
Start typing the boat’s name and the warning appears: checked out three days ago, five-day minimum not met. Your call, but now it’s informed.
A link, a card, done. The fee rides with the boater and the ledger updates itself.
Both boats on G-02, each billed its own length, the calendar counting the slip exactly once.
Ask the Bosun. It reads your rulebook, not the internet, and answers before the boater finishes the question.
Web requests wait politely in one list. Assign slips with your coffee; the confirmations go out themselves.
One annual price, sized to your slip count. Every user, every feature in your plan, no per-seat surprises. Quotes are written for your harbor.
No fine-print surprises. The system bends to your harbor, not the other way around.
Your harbor runs in its own database, no other customer in it, ever. Leave someday and it’s yours to take.
The office transacts, patrol checks boats, admins set policy, and everything anyone changes is on the record.
Rates, penalties, policies, even the assistant’s name: settings you control, live, from the admin page.
In-app help with an AI assistant that knows the manual, severity-based response targets in the contract, and a public status page you can check anytime.
See our status →The boat that won’t leave, the one that came back early, the invoice nobody paid. Watch one system handle all three, live, in thirty minutes.
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