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Nebo Replay. The day doesn't end at the dock.

Send your guests a link, and their voyage becomes a short video reel: their route, their stats, their photos. Your branding, ready to share.

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What guests get after their voyage.

  • The route they actually took.

    Their exact path, animated on a map in the order they traveled it.

  • The stats from the day.

    Distance covered, average speed, time on the water.

  • Their photos.

    Guests can add their own photos, making each reel unique to their voyage and ready to share.

  • Ready to post.

    Formatted for social feeds and branded to your operation. Every share reaches new people and puts your name in front of them.

A guest on a boat taking a photo of the open water on their phone

Give them something to share.

Guests usually capture their day on the water, but their own photos leave a lot untold: where they went, how far they traveled, what boat they were on. Nebo Replay fills in that context.

A guest smiling at her phone on a dock at sunset

Your guests will do the marketing if they have something they really want to share.

People love sharing their day on the water. Nebo Replay gives them something worth posting, not just a record of the voyage. It unlocks:

  • •Branded content that gets shared; word of mouth is the best marketing channel there is
  • •New guests see it from a friend, not an ad
  • •Your brand sitting in someone's camera roll long after the booking is forgotten

A standout day on the water starts the loop over again.

They enjoy the day
They share it
Friends see it
New people book
Satellite map view showing a vessel's tracked route and a geofenced restricted zone

Built from the data already running your fleet.

The route in a Replay is not an approximation. It comes from the same tracking you use to run the operation, logged about every 30 seconds, so it's the route the boat actually took.

See a Replay from your own fleet.

Book a demo and we'll show you how Nebo Replay turns a member's voyage into a video they want to share.