BOLINA
Bolina Marine Management

We built this because the boats deserved better.

Bolina Marine is the all-in-one platform for managing yachts — from a single private boat to a fleet under professional management.

Our story

Bolina started with a simple frustration: the people responsible for boats — owners, managers, charter operators — were running serious assets on a tangle of spreadsheets, group chats, and paperwork scattered across drawers and inboxes.

We watched fleet managers lose two full days every month just assembling owner reports. We saw maintenance slip because a reminder lived in someone’s head. We saw charter revenue that nobody could reconcile until the season was over.

So we built Bolina — one platform that holds the documentation, scheduling, maintenance, charter coordination, financials, and owner reporting for every vessel, in one place. Purpose-built for maritime, elegant enough that people actually want to use it, and trustworthy enough to run a business on.

The name

Why “Bolina”?

In sailing, bolina is the art of sailing close to the wind — navegar à bolina — holding a precise, controlled course upwind where most boats would stall. It takes skill, trim, and constant attention to detail.

That felt like the right name for what we do: keeping a fleet on a tight, deliberate course, no matter how the conditions change. Precision over chaos, control over guesswork.

What we stand for

Principles we don’t compromise on.

Built for the water, not adapted to it

Every module starts from how vessels actually operate — certificates, charters, crews, maintenance — not from generic project software bent to fit.

Owners deserve transparency

The people who own the boats should see exactly how they perform. Clear reporting is a first-class feature, not an afterthought.

Less admin, more sea time

If the software saves a manager two days a month, it has done its job. We measure ourselves in hours given back.

European by design

Data stays in the EU, and the product is built around how Mediterranean and Atlantic operators really work.