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Rules you can defend
Edit tide, current, wind, gust, wave, daylight, advisory, and water-level thresholds. Unknown stays unknown when required data is missing.
Perigee Trip Watch · for coastal operators
Catch the change before it reaches the dock.
Watch scheduled charters, tours, launches, and service runs against your own transparent coastal rules. Perigee tells you what changed, which source moved, and what needs a human decision.
No demo call. No credit card until checkout. Trial starts at first monitoring.
See the workflow, not a slideshow
A dispatch board that explains itself.
Select a sample trip, inspect its change timeline, and try an acknowledgement. Every item below is clearly labeled sample data.
Interactive sample workspace
Cape Meridian Charters
Sample data · no account required
Upcoming trips
4 monitoredTrip read
Harbor islands afternoon tour
Updated from NOAA and NWS sample inputs · confidence moderate
What changed
Gust forecast increased 6 kt
Perigee compares the refreshed inputs against the operator's own transparent rule profile. It does not make a safety decision.
Decision timeline
Immutable historyForecast refreshed
NWS gust forecast moved from 19 kt to 25 kt.
Rule triggered
Harbor tour profile: gust watch at 23 kt.
Dispatcher acknowledged
Watching the 13:00 and 14:00 alternatives.
Guest draft ready
No message sent until an operator approves it.
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Changes with memory
Hysteresis, repeat windows, evaluation fingerprints, acknowledgement, assignment, and immutable history reduce noisy flapping without hiding source gaps.
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Communication stays human
Draft factual guest email, approve it, then send. Public status links expose only the operator-approved snapshot and contact action.
Solo launch plan
One operator. One vessel. A complete loop.
Team and Fleet remain unavailable until every seat, assignment, quota, audit, export, and delivery control is verified under production load.
Trip Watch Solo
$99 / month
Annual preselected at checkout
Or $990 billed annually ($82.50/month equivalent), saving $198 versus twelve monthly payments.
- ✓1 user, 1 vessel, 1 location or calendar
- ✓100 upcoming monitored trips
- ✓2,000 email or push deliveries each month
- ✓Guest briefs and 90-day operations history
Set up the workspace
Trial ends after 14 days or five monitored trips. The selected paid plan renews automatically until canceled. Cancel in Billing; access continues through the paid period.
Template-backed starting points
Specific enough to start. Explicitly yours before monitoring.
Verified template
Nearshore charters
Wind, gust, wave, advisory, and missing-data review.
Open the self-serve guide →Verified template
Harbor tours
Guest-comfort wind, gust, daylight, and advisory review.
Open the self-serve guide →Verified template
Marina launch & recovery
Tide, current, observed variance, and wind windows.
Open the self-serve guide →Perigee does not publish a shellfish operator page yet because no shellfish-specific rule template has passed product and provider review.
Questions operators ask first
Clear boundaries before you connect anything.
Does Trip Watch decide whether a trip is safe?+
No. It is an operational planning aid. It applies your documented thresholds to attributed NOAA and NWS inputs, calls out missing or stale data, and leaves every decision with your operator.
Do I need to replace my calendar or booking tool?+
No. Create a trip manually or connect a read-only public ICS feed. Perigee preserves source identity and avoids duplicate imports.
When does the trial start?+
When the first real trip begins monitoring—not when you create an account. It lasts 14 days or five monitored trips, whichever comes first.
Can guests see internal rules?+
Only if you choose to share them. Guest pages contain a factual, operator-approved status, update time, and contact action; internal notes and unapproved changes stay private.