WaterWayz™ / Route planning
A passage planned for your vessel.
Choose the two ends of a passage and let the planner evaluate the route against your vessel’s dimensions and the available waterway information.
Discuss route planningWaterWayz™ is not a certified navigation system. Chart data supports situational awareness. Always cross-check official charts and local notices.
How it works
The workflow, step by step.
- 01
Choose both ends
Plan from your current area or a different departure. Swap the ends or change either marina without rebuilding the vessel profile.
- 02
Use the right vessel figures
Length, beam, draft and air draft inform the passage. Review tide, bridge and weather constraints where the necessary data is available.
- 03
Inspect the result, including refusals
Review distance, duration, waits and the route. If a corridor is not routable or a bridge cannot be cleared, the reason is part of the answer. Omitted or unknown inputs are not silently treated as safe.
Availability
Know what you can use today.
Explore the working tools and the limits that matter for your setup.
Available workflows
- Departure and destination selection
- Vessel-specific planning inputs
- Route distance, duration and constraint information
- Ride Along playback on the route’s own clock
Before you get started
- Route coverage is not universal. Unknown bridge clearance, missing air draft and incomplete chart data need the operator’s attention.
Put it in your context
Where does this fit in your day?
The next connection
Continue exploring.
Navigation
Find your next stop, understand the water around you and keep the passage in view. Charts, vessel position and available traffic information share the same context.
Hazards & reporting
See reported hazards in the context of your passage, with enough detail to judge how recent and well supported the information is. Community reporting is being developed alongside the existing viewing tools.
Dockage & Dock Pass
Find a suitable marina or private dock, request a stay and carry confirmed arrival details into the passage. Vessel requirements and approach information help make the next conversation with the host more useful.
Your next step
Let’s find your place on the water.
Tell us what you need to do. We’ll start with the workflow that matters to you.