Complete a charter journey without losing context
Move a request through offer, booking, and collaboration as one connected case instead of rebuilding the story across screens and tools.
We are making the broker journey dependable first, then connecting brokers and operators around the decisions that keep a charter moving. This roadmap shows the outcomes we are pursuing—not a fixed release calendar.
Last reviewed · Updated as evidence changes
Our priorities are organised by what we are doing now, what should follow, and what we need to prove with live charter work. Scope can change as we learn; the customer outcome is the commitment.
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We are strengthening the connected path from request to offer, booking, and collaboration—so brokers can move real work forward without losing context or guessing what is blocked.
Move a request through offer, booking, and collaboration as one connected case instead of rebuilding the story across screens and tools.
Make the difference between an active option, a confirmed booking, missing inputs, and a case ready for collaboration immediately clear.
Keep the critical broker journey usable across the devices used during live charter work.
The next layer is a controlled handoff: both sides share the charter context, while every decision still has a clear owner and evidence.
Give broker and operator shared vessel context without creating conflicting versions of the same boat.
Carry the commercial and operational context into shared collaboration while keeping ownership of every next action explicit.
Make it impossible to confuse a supplied licence, VHF certificate, or sailing résumé with the operator's final qualification decision.
Show crew data, arrival information, extras, payments, and required documents as distinct dependencies with a clear owner.
Turn departure readiness into an explicit decision that combines operator readiness with the required client inputs.
We will use live work—not feature assumptions—to find friction, test reliability, and decide which part of the broker–operator network deserves expansion.
Support selected brokers through live charter work so the connected journey is tested under real deadlines and exceptions.
Choose the next operator-network outcome from observed handoff friction and usage rather than an assumed feature list.
Outcomes appear here once they are available to customers and their delivery criteria are met.
This week focused on making subscription management easier to understand, team administration safer, and everyday settings more consistent across DinghyFleet.
Read the updateWe simplified how people move between workspaces, turned our brand assets into a usable source of truth, and prepared the payment layer for dependable subscription operations.
Read the updateClient records were reorganized around the information brokers actually need first, with calmer editing behaviour throughout.
Read the updateDinghyFleet’s long-term direction is a connected operating layer for charter—from commercial intent to operational completion. We will earn that expansion one validated workflow at a time, starting with the broker journey and the broker–operator handoff.
This is a strategic direction, not a delivery commitment or release timeline.
If you manage live charter cases as a broker or operator, we want to understand the handoffs, missing information, and decisions that cost you time.
Bring one real case: your role, the workflow stage, what happened, your current workaround, and the operational impact.
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