Mental BoundVip Sea Transfer — Boat charter and sea transfer platform
A Greek company that runs private boat charters and sea transfers around Athens and the Aegean islands. We built the public site in five languages, a booking assistant that runs on Claude, and the dashboard the team runs the fleet from. Every booking request, from a boat page or from the chat, lands in that dashboard.
At a glance
- languages
- 5
- English, Greek, German, Chinese and Hebrew, which reads right to left
- trip formats
- 6
- Half day, full day, multi-day, transfer, cruise and event, each priced its own way
- ways to book
- 2
- The form on every boat page, and a chat assistant that runs on Claude
- currencies
- 3
- Prices in EUR, with USD and GBP at European Central Bank rates
What we built
The public site
vipseatransfer.gr- Charters and transfers as two searches: a destination for a charter, a from and a to for a transfer.
- The fleet on a map or in a grid, with clustered price pins and OpenSeaMap sea marks over the map.
- Transfer routes drawn as sea lanes between ports, with the distance and crossing time on each route page.
- Boat pages with a gallery, the specs and a booking form that prices the chosen format, group size and destination.
- The date picker greys out the days a boat is already taken.
- Route, destination and departure pages built from the data, indexed only once they carry enough written content.
- Five languages with their own URLs; Hebrew reads right to left. Lengths in metres or feet.
- Structured data that always matches the visible price, a share image cut to size for each boat, and llms.txt in five languages.
The booking assistant
Claude Haiku- Marina searches the live fleet and answers with boat cards inside the chat.
- She checks a boat's free dates and estimates the price before the visitor sends anything.
- She offers only the formats the chosen boat supports, with quick replies in each language.
- Name, email and phone go through a separate form, so personal details never reach the model.
- The chat asks for consent first and removes email addresses and phone numbers from messages before they are sent.
The dashboard
Staff only- A fleet editor: specs, photos converted and resized on upload, prices per format, blocked dates and home ports.
- Drafts with private preview links, published with one switch; descriptions machine-translated, then edited.
- Booking requests with a reference and an unread count, and bookings confirmed or declined from the list.
- Customers with their booking history.
- Ports, destinations and sea routes, with each route drawn on a map.
- Staff roles (admin, editor, viewer) and an audit log.
From search to booking request
Website
Search
A visitor picks charter or transfer, then a destination or a route, and browses boats on the map or in the grid.
Boat page or chat
Choose
The form or Marina prices the trip for the format, the group and the dates, and skips days the boat is taken.
Website → dashboard
Request
The request is saved with a reference. The team gets an email, and the customer gets a confirmation.
Dashboard
Confirm
Staff confirm or decline the booking and reply to the customer.
Screens
Built with
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase (PostgreSQL)
- Claude Haiku
- Leaflet
- Vercel
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