
A route you can run in a morning.
Boat owners are looking for someone who turns up every week. KEEL books the work, puts the boat in front of you before you walk down the dock, and pays you when the job is logged.
Three screens, and that is most of the job.
These are the real screens, in Spanish if that is how you read. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Choose the ports you cover. Owners at these marinas will be able to find and hire you — so add every area you’re willing to work.
The same docks, every week
Recurring washes at the marinas you already work. One walk down the dock, several boats, no driving between them.
The slip is on the screen
Boat name, slip number and what the owner asked for, before you arrive. No calling anyone to ask which one it is.
Paid when you log it
Clock out, add the photo, done. No invoice to write and nobody to chase at the end of the month.
The work is on the record
Every wash you log becomes part of that boat's history. The owner sees who did it, and so does the next one.
What washers ask us first.
- How do I get on KEEL?
- An owner texts you a link. Tap it and the app opens already knowing you are a washer, so there is no account type to choose. If nobody has sent you one yet, download the app above and sign up as a Service Provider.
- Can I get more than one boat on the same dock?
- That is the point of it. Owners at the marinas you pick can book you, and a wash can repeat weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, so the same boats come back on your calendar instead of being chased one at a time.
- How do I get paid?
- You set up payouts once, when you accept your invitation. After that, clocking out and adding the photo closes the job and starts the payment. There is no invoice to write. Until payouts are set up, money from a finished job sits waiting for you.
- Who decides what a wash pays?
- You do. An owner can propose a different rate and you accept or decline it. KEEL will not book a visit at a price you never agreed to.
- Is the app in Spanish?
- Yes. The screens you work in are in Spanish, and the screenshots above are those real screens rather than a mock-up.