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Raise and lower your boat lift from your phone.

DockLift puts Raise, Stop, and Lower on your phone, alongside the remote you already use. One antenna covers the whole marina — you claim your slip and set it up yourself, in about the time it takes to walk the dock.

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$249 setup · $19/month · Your remote keeps working

How it works

One antenna for the marina. You do the rest.

There's no box on your boat and no appointment for your slip. The only visit is the one that puts the antenna up.

One antenna covers the marina

An installer mounts a single antenna and records which docks it reaches — by walking them, not by reading a range off a spec sheet. Nothing gets attached to your lift or your boat.

You claim your slip

Find your marina in the app, claim your slip, and pair the lift remote you already own. No second visit, no scheduling, no waiting for us.

You verify your own buttons

The app walks you through it: press Raise, watch the lift, confirm what you saw. Nothing is trusted until a person standing at the lift says it's right.

Why you do the verifying, and not us The radio bridge labels its own buttons, and those labels are wrong often enough that we don't accept them. On the test hardware, the bridge calls a boat lift a fireplace. The only trustworthy source for which button does what is somebody watching the lift move.
The app

What it looks like on your phone

Real screens from the app running today, not drawings of one. It's in testing on the water now, and coming to the iPhone App Store. Android follows once there's a marina asking for it.

The DockLift control screen: the slip name, a connection status, and three stacked buttons — Raise, a larger Stop, then Lower.
Three buttons, stacked the way the lift moves Stop is the biggest target on the screen, because it's the one you reach for without looking.
The button check screen, warning that every test moves the lift for real and that the bridge reports this lift as a fireplace.
You confirm the buttons yourself The app presses one button at a time and asks what you saw. It never trusts the name the radio bridge reports.
The activity log, showing commands sent, one with no reply back, and a note that the lift was unreachable for 34 minutes while the remote still worked.
A record of what was sent, and what wasn't When no reply comes back, it says so plainly instead of guessing. Outages are logged too — including that your remote kept working.
The people screen, showing who can control or view the lift, a pending request, and an invitation that hasn't been accepted.
Family and crew, without handing over a remote Give someone control or view-only, see who asked, and take it back at any time.

Screens shown with sample data. Anyone you give access to is told when it changes.

What DockLift does — and what it doesn't

Read this part before you buy it.

  • Commands are sent, not confirmed

    DockLift has no sensor on your lift. It can tell you what it transmitted. It can never tell you that your boat moved, stopped, or where it ended up. Every command is logged as one of four outcomes, and unknown stays unknown — we don't round it down to "failed", because the command may well have gone through.

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  • Your remote always works

    DockLift never disables, replaces, or locks out the physical remote on your lift. It is a second way to press the same button. If our service is down, or the antenna is offline, or you never open the app again — your lift works exactly as it did before.

  • Coverage is walked, not promised

    Range depends on the marina: its layout, its metal, where the antenna can be mounted. We don't publish a distance, because a distance would be a guess. The installer walks the docks and records the slips the antenna actually reaches.

  • Watch your boat

    A lift moves a heavy thing near people and other boats. DockLift is a convenience, not a substitute for eyes on the lift. Use it the way you'd use the remote: while looking at what it's doing.

Stacked the way the lift moves. Which signal each button sends is confirmed by a person watching the lift — never by the bridge's own label.

Not at your marina yet?

Ask for it and we come out. No waiting on neighbours.

You don't have to round up other owners or wait for a queue to fill. Tell us where you keep your boat, and we schedule the install.

You tell us your marina

Takes a minute and costs nothing to ask. We need your marina, your slip, and whatever's written on the lift motor.

We check we can reach you

Before anyone pays anything, we confirm an antenna can cover your dock and that we can work with the marina. If we can't, we say so.

We install and you set up

The antenna goes up, you claim your slip, pair your remote, and verify your own buttons. One visit from us, and it's ours to run after that.

The install is paid, every time The $249 setup covers a person coming to your marina, putting an antenna up, and walking the docks to record what it reaches. We don't make that free by rolling it into a longer contract or waiting until enough neighbours sign up.
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Pricing

Two numbers. That's the whole price list.

One-time
$249 setup

Charged once, when your install is scheduled.

  • The antenna install at your marina
  • Your slip claimed and paired to your remote
  • Your three buttons verified with you
Ongoing
$19 / month

Cancel whenever. Your remote is unaffected either way.

  • Raise, Stop, and Lower from the app
  • A full history of every command sent
  • Share access with family or crew
  • Support, monitoring, and updates
Nothing is charged today Asking is free and isn't a commitment. We only take payment once we've confirmed we can cover your dock and you've agreed to a date — never before.
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