
The ketch
A cedar ketch that's crossed three oceans and still smells like varnish.
A live marina and berthing platform — find a slip, read the tide, and keep your boat where the water is. Real-time berth map, charts, and harbor services for every hull in the fleet.


Three steps from anchorage to alongside.
The live berth map shows every slip in the harbor — open, reserved, or occupied — with the depth at low water.
Book by the night or the season. The berth holds for you, and the dockmaster knows you're coming.
Tie up, plug in, and stay. Tide, pump-out, and the fuel dock are a tap away from your finger.
Every slip, live — open, reserved, occupied.
The west basin runs 84 berths across three piers. This is the live map the dockmaster sees — the same one you book from. No more idling the fairway hoping for a gap.
The harbor, run properly.
Every slip, colored live — reserve an open one from anywhere on the water.
The gauge at the entrance updates every six minutes, and depths are surveyed twice a season.
Clean diesel on the breakwater, free pump-out at the dock or to your slip.
30A and 50A on the pedestal, metered per slip so you can see the draw.
A 60-ton travelift, a pressure pad, and the schedule that saves a season.
Every buoy, light, and notice on the approach, in the order you'll pass them.
Shot where the water meets the dock.






Wind, swell, and the days worth crossing in.
One morning, one frame at a time.
Every boat here has a story.

A cedar ketch that's crossed three oceans and still smells like varnish.

A center-console that lives for the summer mornings and never spends a night out.

A trawler with a dog and a garden on the aft deck. Home since 2019.

A one-design that only sleeps here between regattas and the odd winter refit.

I grew up on the fuel dock my father ran, watching boaters drift the fairway at dusk, radios crackling, nobody answering. The slips were full. The office was closed. And nobody could see the one empty berth three piers over.
That's the whole product, really. A live map of the harbor — every slip, every depth, every tide — so the boat that arrives after dark isn't guessing.
So here's the invitation: come in late, look at the map, and take the berth that's been open for you the whole time. The water's fine. We checked this morning.
Live, from our backend.
People who finally slept through the blow.
"I pulled in at 23:00 with a dead chartplotter. The berth map lit up A7, I tied off, and I was asleep by midnight."
"The live tide has saved me twice on the bar. You don't guess anymore — you just look at the gauge."
"I've kept the same slip for three summers. The harbor remembers my boat better than I remember my own draft."
Where the harbor is going.
Live berth map + tide gauge, open to the first 500 boats.
Seasonal reservations with auto-renew, and the winter haul-out calendar.
Fuel dock and pump-out scheduling, right from the berth.
Harbor mesh — a water sensor on every slip, reading depth and swell live.
where boats rest.