Every boater can start with a free Compliance Card.
The person who pays is often not the person who reads. A charter company pays and its guest reads. A platform, such as a booking site, pays and its hosts and renters read.
You pay per boat: your boat, your fleet, or your customers' boats.
“Know the rules before you cross the line — dated and sourced.”
The Compliance Card for their boat and crew in every situation: arriving in a new country, your home waters, buying a boat abroad, towing your boat, getting ready to leave. It also shows what changed, a checklist for leaving, a calendar for documents, and answers that name their source.
“Every boat you move, every border we cover — the rules with their sources.”
Several boats, a calendar for crew documents, and plans that cross borders.
“Every guest briefed, every briefing on record.”
The Operator side for every guest at booking and check-in; the owner side when a boat joins; a dated record that each guest was briefed; cards for e-mail and check-in tablets.
“The rules for every listing, before the first booking.”
The owner side while a host lists (“may this boat be rented here?”), the Operator side at booking, a record per host, change alerts.
“Built to brief every booking, from inside booking software.”
Cards and Compliance Records inside their product.
“The compliance API for boating.”
A REST API for your software, an MCP server for AI assistants, a card you can put on your own site, a feed of changes, and answers with their sources, so you do not have to build them.
“Fewer surprises for your policyholders.”
The card as a benefit for policyholders, and the published insurance minimums by country. Never a premium promise.
“Rules for this boat, here — on your screen, maintained for you.”
The card on the chartplotter, signed packs that work with no signal, and data we maintain for them.
“What it takes to bring this boat home — on every listing.”
Buying a boat abroad: tax and duty rules, registration rules, and whether the boat meets the required standards, shown on the listing. There is no tax calculator.
“Expiry rules for each country or area, on the checklist for leaving.”
When flares, liferafts and beacons expire or need servicing, by country, state or area, on the checklist for leaving.
“Send your graduates and participants off briefed.”
Codes for members and graduates, and event packs for rally routes.
“Bring SailCoCo to your boaters, in your language.”
SailCoCo for boaters in their market and language.
“Your rules, clear to every visiting boat.”
Their own rules shown to visiting boaters in several languages, with answers to visitors’ questions.