Inquiries answered while you fish
An AI agent answers questions about dates, trips and what's included, then sends a booking link to hold the spot. You come back to booked trips instead of a list of questions.
AI for Guides and charters
AI business systems for Alaska fishing guides and charters
You can't answer a booking question with a fish on the line. We build systems for Alaska guides, charters and outfitters that answer inquiries, collect deposits and send trip details while you're out on the water.
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Guides and charters
What the busy weeks look like
The boat's in the water before the sun's all the way up. By the time you're back at the dock, the phone's full: a group wanting dates later in the summer, someone asking what gear to bring, a client from last season wondering if the lodge package is still on. You clean fish, you clean the boat, and then you sit down to answer everything before bed. Tomorrow starts early again. That's the season. Anyone who's run a small operation through a busy stretch knows exactly how the messages stack up, and so do we.
Where the time goes
Where it piles up
Out of reach all day
People book when they're dreaming about the trip, and that's usually while you're on the water. They'd like an answer that day.
Deposits and paperwork
Deposits, waivers and fishing license reminders each need sending and tracking. Doing that for every group by hand adds up fast in a short season.
The same trip questions
What to bring, where to meet and what's included get asked by nearly every client. The answers don't change much, but typing them out again does take time.
Last season's clients
Good clients want to come back and would book early if they heard from you. Reaching out to each one tends to wait until the season's over.
What we build
What we build first
We're based in Soldotna and the build runs in your own tools, so it reaches guides and charters in Sterling, Homer, Kenai and all over the Kenai Peninsula.
Deposits, waivers and trip details
Once a trip is booked, the deposit request, the waiver and the what to bring list go out on their own. Reminders follow before the trip.
Every client, every trip
Each client's past trips, group size and preferences live in one place. So rebooking last year's groups starts with a ready list.
Found when people plan the trip
Pages that match what anglers search for, the river, the species, the time of year, bring in people who are planning. Then the site turns that search into a booking.
Questions we get asked
What owners ask us
How can a fishing guide use AI to handle bookings
Let it answer inquiries and send the booking link while you're on the water. It can cover dates, trip types and what's included, and it can collect the deposit and waiver after someone books. You still decide who goes out and when.
Can AI answer charter inquiries when I'm out of cell service
Yes, because it doesn't run on your phone. It answers from your booking system and trip details whether you've got signal or not. Anything that needs you waits in one place until you're back in range.
How do I get last season's clients to book again
Reach out before they make other plans, with open dates and a simple way to book. A short message to past clients in the off season does the job. It's easiest when every past client already sits in one list.
What should a fishing charter website include
The trips, what's included, where you meet, what to bring and a clear way to book. People planning a trip read closely, so specific answers help them decide. A booking button on every page helps too.
Is this worth it for a one boat operation
Yes. A one boat operation often feels it most, because the guide is also the office. The first build is usually just the piece that answers and books while you're working.
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