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The Sailify project

The thinking behind Sailify.

Work on board brings together places, people and decisions. We design Sailify to keep those references clear as a job passes from one person to the next.

Our starting point

Software should give work its context.

A description alone is not enough. The team needs to know which yacht, where the issue is, who is handling it and what needs to be checked. These connections shape how we organise the product.

Three design principles

01

Context belongs with every job.

The yacht, area, description and photos belong to the same work item. Whoever opens it has the references to understand where and how to act.

Yachts, decks and plans
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02

Responsibility should be visible.

An assigned contractor and a clear status show who is handling the work. Internal, contractor and client profiles access their respective scopes.

Work items and assignments
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03

Closure deserves a review.

A contractor reporting completion and the internal team reviewing it are separate steps. Photos and work item details help the team assess the result.

Checks and internal review
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From principle to product

The decisions show up in everyday work.

Explore how the features connect, or see the product screens. In a demo, we can start with one of your workflows: an inspection, a refit or after-sales work.

Let’s discuss how your team works

Your next step starts with your shipyard workflow.

Tell us how you currently manage work, quality and warranty cases. We will prepare a focused demo and define a practical first adoption path with you.