KŌDŌ09:40. Docking at Porto Cervo.
Before the list of everything KŌDŌ covers, here is one operation from start to finish. Not a feature list, an actual twenty-three minutes.
Every line, every fender, every name.
The captain launches the docking template. Six prep tasks, five stations, each already assigned. No huddle, no shouting down the deck.
Every phone shows one thing: your station.
Helm to the captain. Bow line to Jake. Engine room to Antonio. Roles are settled before anyone moves, so there is less to shout about once the operation is live.
The operation becomes the logbook.
One tap closes it. Duration, crew and conditions are already recorded, so the entry writes itself and waits for the captain's signature. The post-tasks appear on their own.
Run it again next season with a different crew, and the boat still remembers how she likes to be docked.
One system, not six subscriptions.
Most vessels run the day in one tool, compliance in another, crew hours on paper and the money in a spreadsheet. KŌDŌ holds all of it against one record, so nothing has to be reconciled twice.
Run the day
The work in front of the crew right now, on a phone, fast enough to use mid-evolution.
- Daily tasks
- Recurring routines
- Operations
- Faults and issues
- Projects
- Watch schedules
- Duty rota
- Handovers
Stay compliant
The paperwork that decides whether she sails, and the crew records that decide their next ticket.
- Certificates and surveys
- Expiry warnings
- Sea time with attestation
- MLC rest hours
- Training matrix
- Drills
- Risk assessments
- Safety meetings
- Muster list
- Work permits
- Statutory books
- Passage plans
Keep her running
Every machine, every hour, every part, and the trail of who touched what.
- Planned maintenance
- Machinery readings
- Running hours
- Equipment register
- Tenders
- Inventory and spares
- Vendors
- Service records
- Refit worklist
Charter and guests
The trip itself, from the enquiry to the thank-you, with preferences that survive the season.
- Charter timeline
- Milestones
- Guest preferences
- Allergies
- Provisioning
- Meal plans
- Briefings
- Guest app
- Post-charter survey
The money
What she costs, what the charter made, and a report the owner can actually read.
- APA ledger
- Expense capture
- Receipts
- Charter profit and loss
- Budget against actual
- Owner monthly report
- Multi-currency
Proof on paper
When someone official asks, the answer is a document, not a search through three inboxes.
- Multi-party e-signature
- Document vault
- Incident pack
- Port clearance
- Vessel history report
- Full data export
Every one of those feeds the same record. That is the difference between a folder of tools and a yacht that remembers.