Trip Watch for nearshore charters
Review the change before the first guest reaches the dock.
A self-serve monitoring workspace for scheduled nearshore charters. Apply your own vessel and route policy to attributed wind, gust, wave, advisory, and data-freshness inputs.
Self-serve · no demo call · starter rules require operator review
What it catches
A small queue of changes worth a real decision.
Trip Watch does not clear a trip or replace the captain. It keeps the operator's thresholds, source gaps, acknowledgements, and guest update in one auditable loop.
- 01
The wind outlook changes after the manifest is set.
- 02
A marine advisory overlaps a scheduled departure.
- 03
Wave data is unavailable and your policy requires a human review.
- 04
A guest-facing update needs approval without exposing internal notes.
Before monitoring
Make the starter profile yours.
- 01
Confirm every starter threshold against the vessel, route, captain, and local policy.
- 02
Connect a read-only public calendar feed or create the first trip manually.
- 03
Start monitoring only after the real trip, location, vessel, and rule profile are reviewed.
First monitored trip
Start the trial when the work becomes real.
Create the workspace, review the template, and add the actual trip. The 14-day or five-trip trial begins when monitoring starts—not while you are exploring setup.