Every launch · every haul · every storm
A logbook you don’t have to keep. Your marina posts the storage assignment, the launches and returns, the invoices, the work orders and the haul-outs — so the record maintains itself, and it’s complete on the day you need it.
Every launch, haul, invoice and work order — posted by the yard as it happens, so the record never goes stale in August.
Where your boat actually is — bay, row, tier, or slip — with the storage assignment synced from the marina, not retyped.
Request a splash and get a real ETA. Retrieval is a dispatch problem — scarce forklifts, buried boats — so we sequence it instead of queueing it.
Named-storm cone alerts against your boat’s coordinates, a storm plan on file, and haul-out sequencing the yard can actually run to H-hour.
Timestamped proof the boat sat inside advisory N’s cone, labour itemised separately, and proof of payment — a claim packet, ready to file.
Registration, insurance, title, survey and condition photos — filed against the hull, and still there when the boat changes hands.
Every logbook app on the shelf asks the owner to type it all in, which is why the log dies by August. This one is written by the yard that already has the boat. That’s the whole difference.
Owners get the boat’s record and live marina status. The yard gets retrieval dispatch, rack slotting and storm sequencing. Both read from the same book.
Sees the boat, the log, and the storm plan.
Slots the racks and runs the day.
Works the retrieval list in sequence.
Posts work orders against the hull.
Owns the storm call and the invoices.
Add the boat in a couple of minutes. It works whether or not your marina is on BoatsLog yet.