Conversational AI that reads your actual yacht, engine, electronics, and component documentation — never the open web, never invented. Every answer cites the manual page it came from.
The holding tank on your 53 Navetta sits in the engine room on the starboard side, beneath the main deck. Access is through the floor hatch — capacity is 80 gallons (300L), with the pump‑out fitting on the starboard side deck.
Owners get a marina-buddy who actually knows their boat. Technicians get instant access to torque values, part numbers, and procedures. Everyone gets answers that come from the same place: the manuals.
We ingest owner's manuals, workshop documentation, electronics guides, and component literature into a private, vessel-specific knowledge base. Every page becomes searchable.
Owners ask casually — "where's the seacock?", "what oil do I use?" Technicians ask precisely — "D8 IPS15 service interval". Both get answers tuned to how they think.
Every response is pulled directly from the documentation on the vessel. We never substitute open-internet content. We never invent specs. If the manual doesn't cover it, we say so.
Each answer cites the source manual and page number, with image thumbnails of the actual page. Owners can verify the data themselves in seconds — no trust required, just receipts.
From the OEM that wrote it, to the dealer that delivers it, to the owner who actually uses the boat.
A search tool for your team and a guardrail for your brand. Internally, your engineering, support, and warranty staff flip to Technician mode and get direct answers with page citations — no PDF hunting, no scrolling through binders. Externally, owners get only what you wrote in the manual you shipped — never web hallucinations, never invented specs.
Hours back for your service department. Techs jumping from a Prestige to an Absolute to a Volvo IPS service stop digging through three sets of binders — Technician mode answers in seconds with the manual page. And owners stop calling the service desk for simple questions like "how do I run the genset?" or "where's the seacock?" — they get the answer from Gia instead. Time back on the floor and on the phones.
Stop hunting through PDFs. Ask your boat anything — from where the seacock is to what oil the engine takes — and get answers grounded in your actual documentation, with the page image right there. No guessing. No service-call delays for things you could fix yourself.
