Yard operations · Season 2026

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Every berth, lift and repair in one log.

14/16 Berths taken 3 Lifts this week 11 Open work orders

Halyard gives a small boatyard the booking desk, the lift schedule and the maintenance record of a big one, without the office.

Fig. 01 — Travel hoist

S2 The yard right now

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Lift 01Available
Lift 02In use
Fuel dockClosed
Travel hoistFault
Berths 14/16 · 88%

S3 What it does

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01

Berth booking

Owners request a berth, the yard confirms, the calendar updates. No phone tag.

02

Lift schedule

Haul-outs and launches on one timeline, with tide and weight limits shown beside each slot.

03

Maintenance log

Every job on every hull, with parts, hours and who did it, kept for the life of the boat.

04

Owner notices

One message reaches every owner with a boat in the yard. Storm warnings, closures, invoices.

S4 Lift schedule · week 36

5/12 slots this week

S5 How it works

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Request

An owner picks a berth or a lift slot and sends the request.

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Confirm

The yard confirms, or offers the next slot. The owner is told either way.

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Record

Work done is logged against the boat. The record follows the hull, not the owner.

S6 Pricing

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01

Slip

$29per month
01
Up to 20 berths
02
Lift schedule
03
Maintenance log
04
Email notices

02

Recommended

Yard

$79per month
01
Up to 80 berths
02
Everything in Slip
03
Owner accounts
04
Invoicing

03

Harbor

$190per month
01
Unlimited berths
02
Everything in Yard
03
Multiple yards
04
Priority support

S7 From the yards

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S8 Questions

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01Does it work offline on the dock?

Yes. The log keeps working without a signal and syncs when one returns.

02Can owners see each other's boats?

No. An owner sees their own hull, their bookings and yard notices, nothing else.

03What happens to the log if we leave?

You export it. Every job, part and hour, as a file you own.

04Do you charge per boat?

No. Tiers are by berth count. Boats on the hard are not counted.