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The real thing.
This is ferry.studio42.app today: upcoming sailings, the last boat on each route, and a countdown to when booking closes.
The Vieques ferry, finally readable. The schedule, the seats, the ticket, and where the boat actually is.
The ferry is how Vieques and Culebra reach the rest of the world. Ferry puts the whole crossing in one place, from the timetable to the moment the gate scans your ticket.
Anyone standing on the dock can see upcoming sailings and when booking closes. You never need an account just to find out when the boat leaves.
Residents and visitors pay different fares. The fare comes from verified residency, and every residency claim is reviewed by a person.
One booking, one QR code. A family of five walks on with a single scan, which is the biggest thing the app does for the line.
Priority passengers get seats near a door. Parties sit together. Residents pick their seat, and visitors are assigned one.
A route map shows the crossing. When the boat isn't reporting its position, the map says it's an estimate instead of pretending.
Sign in and each crossing you make earns a stamp: Vieques, Culebra, the sunrise boat and more.
This is ferry.studio42.app today: upcoming sailings, the last boat on each route, and a countdown to when booking closes.
Everybody on Vieques has a ferry story. The schedule is hard to read, the line is long, and visitors and residents are sold two very different crossings from the same boat.
Ferry is our proposal for doing it properly: built around the people who cross twice a week, and clear enough for someone crossing once.
We're straight about where it stands. Ferry is a working preview built to show a ferry operator what's possible. The times are the real published schedule, but it takes no payment and no booking made in it is real. Don't travel on it yet.