Marine OS
let's take over sea
What it does
Slips, boatyard, fuel, charter, brokerage, compliance — one operating system replacing Dockmaster, Excel, and 12 other tabs. Built for marinas, boatyards, and yacht clubs.
Slips. Boatyard. Fuel. Charter. Compliance. One cloud platform replacing Dockmaster, Excel, and the 12 tabs your dockmaster keeps open. Start with the wedge that hurts most — slips, boatyard, fuel, or charter. Plug in the rest as you grow. One database, one customer record, one operating system. Real-time visual marina map. Channel manager that syncs Dockwa and Snag-A-Slip without re-keying. Seasonal rate cards, cancellation policies, slip waiting lists, and storm berth assignments — all in one place. Work orders with photo-documented steps, technician clock-in with GPS, lift insurance verification before every hoist, and project profitability by tech and category. Built for the way…from marine-sky.vercel.app
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