The operators who connect AI to their real data will run differently than the ones who don't.
AI tools are everywhere right now. The Model Context Protocol alone crossed 97 million monthly SDK downloads in March. In less than two years it became the standard way software connects AI to live operational data. Most small businesses are using some form of AI. Most of them are using it on general information, not on their own.
That's the gap. Dockwa's entire operating picture — reservations, contracts, fuel sales, service records, customer history — is already structured and current. The Dockwa MCP puts it within reach of any AI tool you're already using. Ask in plain language, get an answer from your actual operation.
What you could ask
- How many customers have insurance expiring in the next two weeks?
- Who bought the most fuel in October last year?
- Which customer spent the most with us in May last year, and have they booked again this year?
- What do visiting boaters' reviews tell us we should explain better before they arrive?
No report to run. No one to track down. The answers are there. The MCP makes them accessible.
One operating system, now in the tools you choose
The marine industry doesn't lack tools. It lacks an operating system. The Dockwa MCP brings that system to wherever you're working: reservations, contracts, point of sale, fuel, service, and payments, connected in one place. More than a decade of boats, people, places, and seasons across Dockwa and Marinas.com, alongside your own operating history.
Your records stay yours. Each marina's private records remain its own. Public reviews and marketplace patterns add a broader perspective.
"We'll judge this by whether your team spends less time chasing information and more time helping customers. It has to work on a busy Friday, when you don't have time to figure out the software." — Mike Melillo, CEO, Dockwa
How early access works
Early access opens in early 2027. Sign up now to get in. Early access members help shape what we build first, including which parts of the operation to connect next.
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