Bond. Twist. Scan.
Nothing to wire and nothing to install on shore. Three steps per boat.
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Step 1: Bond the cradle
The cradle sticks to an open, level part of the deck with high-strength foam tape and primer, then cures for 3 days.10 On polyethylene hulls, two stainless screws go in as well.
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Step 2: Twist in the tag
The tag twists into three lugs and a latch clicks shut. Taking it off again needs your site key.
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Step 3: Scan and go
Scan the code on the tag and the code on the cradle. Nothing to type. Do it outside under open sky.
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Any tag, any cradle.
Every tag fits every cradle, and the boat’s identity lives on the cradle. So any tag can take another’s place.
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Three base shapes.
Base shapes for flat decks and curved decks, and a glued patch for inflatable paddleboards.
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In the kit.
A tag, a cradle with its pads fitted, foam tape and primer, two stainless screws with rubber well-nuts, and a site key.
Not yet decided: the setup route for sites with no mobile signal at all.
Know where every boat is.
If you run a resort, a camp or a rental dock, tell us about your site and your fleet, and we will tell you plainly whether Hodalo fits.
A short call, no slides. Or write to hello@hodalo.com.
Where we are
This is a plan, not a promise.
- Now Design on paper. No tag has been tested yet.
- Next Satellite link test from a real tag.
- Then Pilot season with a small number of sites, 10 tags per site.
- 2028 First paid deployments (target).