For recreational yachts and work boats

Stay ahead of every job aboard.

WatchDeck keeps machinery hours, maintenance, parts, and vessel records in one clear place—whether you look after a family yacht or keep a working boat earning.

Create an account, add your vessel, and start tracking its next service.

  • Calendar and engine-hour schedules
  • Service history in one place
  • Simple for owners and crews
Modern recreational motor yacht underway along the coast
ENGINE ROOMAll systems tracked
Generator service28 hrs
Fuel filters200 hrs
Next work is already visible
Recreational yachtsWork boatsMaintenanceMachinery hoursPartsVessel records

The vessel record, connected

A maintenance plan that knows the boat behind it.

WatchDeck connects each task to the machinery, current meter reading, required parts, instructions, and service history. The result is a useful operating record instead of another checklist.

Vessel owner reviewing equipment records, manuals, and identifying photos at the navigation table
RECORDS IN CONTEXTManuals, photos, and service details stay with the equipment they describe.
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One operating picture

Know what is due, what was done, and what comes next.

From weekend cruising to daily commercial work, every important record stays connected to the vessel and the people responsible for it.

01

Maintenance that stays current

Schedule by calendar or machinery hours, record completed work, and automatically calculate the next service.

Change oil and filterDue in 200 hrs
02

Equipment history in context

Keep manuals, meter readings, service notes, photos, and invoices with the machinery they belong to.

03

Inventory you can act on

Know what is aboard, where it is stored, and which task needs it before work begins.

04

A clean record of the vessel

Bring trip logs, fuel, safety checks, contacts, and reports together without scattered spreadsheets.

A capable commercial work boat secured at a working harbor

From reading to record

A straightforward rhythm for the whole crew.

  1. Log the vessel.Update machinery hours and operating details as they happen.
  2. See the next work.WatchDeck brings due tasks and missing parts into view.
  3. Complete it once.The service history and next recurring interval update together.
Marine engineer completing a generator service in the engine room1657

Hour-based service example

One generator service. Every record updated.

Follow a recurring 200-hour oil-and-filter task from the generator’s current reading through completion, asset update, history, and the next scheduled service.

COMPLETE AT1,657 hours
INTERVAL200 hours
NEXT DUE1,857 hours
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Operational scenarios

See the moments a maintenance record has to survive.

Explore how maintenance records support clear decisions, handovers, recurring service, and day-to-day vessel readiness.

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Made for the way you use the boat

Useful at the marina. Dependable on the job.

For recreational yachts

Spend more time enjoying the boat.

Remember seasonal work, engine services, safety checks, and spare parts without relying on notebooks or memory.

  • Plan winterization and spring commissioning
  • Keep service history for resale and handoffs
  • Share clear tasks with family, crew, or a yard
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For work boats

Keep the vessel ready to earn.

Track hour-based maintenance, operating records, inventory, and crew follow-through around a demanding schedule.

  • Trigger service from machinery hours
  • See overdue work before dispatch
  • Document completed jobs, parts, and invoices
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Know what happens next

Start with the part of the vessel you cannot afford to forget.

You do not need a perfect equipment catalog before WatchDeck becomes useful. Begin with one vessel, its critical machinery, and the next known service.

  1. 01
    Create the vessel workspace

    Name the boat and add the people who need the same operating picture.

  2. 02
    Add critical equipment first

    Start with engines, generators, steering, pumps, or the system that stops the operation when it fails.

  3. 03
    Enter the next known service

    Use the current meter reading or calendar date. Expand the record as work happens.

Want to talk it through first?

Email the WatchDeck team. Describe the vessel and where your records live today.

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Common questions

What vessel operators ask first.

What does WatchDeck replace?

WatchDeck brings maintenance lists, machinery readings, equipment files, spare-parts records, trip logs, fuel entries, and safety records into one vessel workspace. You can move away from scattered notebooks and spreadsheets without losing the context around each job.

Can maintenance follow engine or generator hours?

Yes. A recurring task can use a machinery-hour interval or a calendar interval. When work is completed, WatchDeck records the completion reading and calculates what comes next.

Does it work for owner-operated boats?

Yes. A single owner can use WatchDeck as the vessel’s memory, while larger crews can share the same operating picture and assign responsibility.

What stays with an equipment record?

Equipment records can keep meter readings, maintenance history, manuals, notes, photos, invoices, and related tasks together for future troubleshooting and handoffs.

Do I have to book a sales call?

No. You can create your vessel workspace directly. If you want help deciding how to structure the vessel first, email us and talk through your current maintenance process.

Are the case studies customer testimonials?

The current case studies are clearly labeled illustrative operating scenarios. They demonstrate actual WatchDeck workflows without inventing customer identities, quotes, or measured savings.

For owners who want the details

Learn how to build a maintenance system that survives busy seasons and crew changes.

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Your next service starts here

Bring your vessel’s maintenance under control.

Set up the boat once. Keep every future task, reading, and record connected.

One boat. Everyone aboard.

$14.99 per boat/month or $99 per boat/year. Each main boat includes shared access and up to three tenders. Invite your spouse, captain, or crew with their own login at no extra charge.

Additional main boats need their own plan. Existing users keep their grandfathered access.

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