Registries know what a yacht is. We know what she's doing.
Somewhere out there, the fleet is moving. Traffik.ai records it continuously, then turns the movement of the world's superyachts and private jets into league tables, attendance rolls, and usage-truth dossiers. Every number is measured, dated, and backed by a stated method.
How alive is the water this week?
Every fence we watch, sea and air, distilled against the live-era seasonal norm. A hundred is an ordinary week. This week the harbor runs hot, and unlike a feeling, this number carries a date and a method.
Who actually came?
103 yachts across Miami's fenced marinas over race weekend, the fourth consecutive edition measured: 83, 104, 104, 103. Overhead, 589 private aircraft made 1,001 arrivals at the fenced gateways in three days. Every hull and every tail counted, each row opening into a dossier.
Whose fleet is really working?
Each week we score six charter houses and 570+ yachts on days moving at published rates. The league is public; your own idle ledger is private. We can tell you which of your boats sat still through the peak weeks, priced in your own rate card.
What has she really done?
Days under way by year, speed profile, yard visits and how long, silences, identity changes. An engine-hours claim, independently checkable before the survey is even booked. Where our coverage has gaps, the dossier says so; nothing is ever fabricated to fill a page.
Whose edge is it?
The league, and your idle list
The weekly six-house league, plus a private ledger only you see: your boats, your rates, the weeks they sat still.
Your fleet, measured in the wild
Range per season, days under way per model, first-season cruising grounds. Product feedback your designers have never had.
Usage truth, before the survey
Dossiers on demand, seller signals from movement, days-on-market against live position. A listing becomes a negotiation brief.
Attendance with a name on it
Berth-yield against the fences next door, event reports sponsors renew on, dated stats newsrooms can cite.
Your destination, measured. Free.
Name one marina, anchorage, or event and we will send back a measured report: arrivals, occupancy, stay patterns, and how your water compares with its neighbors. No charge and no obligation. We are proving a point.
Built from our own archive. If your water is not yet fenced, we fence it and start measuring within 48 hours.
The Monday Brief
Where wealth moved this week: measured arrivals, harbor leaders, flagship hulls. The platform writes it itself.