Your clients get the owner-grade app — allergies in front of the chef, a concierge one tap away, access that starts and ends with their charter. You run the whole fleet from one console.
Free — full access. Your team is aboard in minutes.
Own your own boat? Yachtzee runs private yachts too →
No apps to explain, no forms to chase. Guests carry their profile with them; your crew reads it the moment they step aboard.
Every boat you run on one nautical chart — live positions around the clock through each vessel's AIS transponder. Beneath it: who's underway and until when, which dates are open for charter inquiries, what the guests are asking for, and what the month has cost, fleet-wide.
Color-coded bookings across the month, each with its named party and guest code. Overlap warnings keep double-bookings a choice, never an accident — and each party sees only its own charter: other bookings are nothing but busy dates.
Yachtzee runs privately owned yachts too — permanently, not per charter. The family books the week, the chef reads the allergies, the captain logs the passage, the owner sees it all. A closed, invite-only circle from the galley to the bridge.
Permissions come from the seat someone holds on each yacht, granted by invitation — a chef can be a guest on a friend's boat next weekend.
Search charter agencies across 8 cruising regions — Greece to the Caribbean, the Seychelles to French Polynesia — by destination, dates and yacht type, and reach them directly.
Tap any card to open the details and the screen.
Each trip is a color across the month — its burgee follows it through the whole app. Tap a trip for its roster and the day-by-day plan.
Other bookings appear to guests as nothing more than busy dates — no names, no rosters, no plans. Your client list stays yours, and a family's boat stays its own closed circle. Every rule is enforced in the database itself, beneath the app.