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Boatpass
Find your next day on the water with local providers
Boatpass helps you find your next day on the water: boat trips, rentals and waterside experiences from local providers. Guided questions and regional search help you narrow the options and reach provider websites. Built to give smaller businesses more visibility. Free to explore. Currently available in German.
Hi Product Hunt — I'm Lucas, the solo founder of MIMJA in northern Germany.
A great local boat trip shouldn't disappear behind a bad website. That's why I'm building Boatpass.
Small businesses and offers outside major cities deserve to be easier to find. Boatpass helps you go from ‘I'd like to do something on the water’ to options you can explore.
The Captain guides you through a few questions, or you can search by activity and region. Explore boat trips, rentals and waterside experiences, read the available details and sources, then continue to the provider's website. Availability and booking are handled by the provider.
What's next: we're preparing a wider European rollout. Dorfpass, our sister project for local businesses, services and events, is also in development. Both are future steps; this launch showcases the current Boatpass experience in Germany.
I'd love practical feedback: do the Captain's questions help you narrow the options, and what information is still missing before you'd contact a provider?
If you work in local tourism or small-business visibility, I'd also be glad to compare notes. Thanks for taking a look!
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About Boatpass on Product Hunt
“Find your next day on the water with local providers”
Boatpass was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #245 on the daily leaderboard. Boatpass helps you find your next day on the water: boat trips, rentals and waterside experiences from local providers. Guided questions and regional search help you narrow the options and reach provider websites. Built to give smaller businesses more visibility. Free to explore. Currently available in German.
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Lucas Schmidt
Hi Product Hunt — I'm Lucas, the solo founder of MIMJA in northern Germany.
A great local boat trip shouldn't disappear behind a bad website. That's why I'm building Boatpass.
Small businesses and offers outside major cities deserve to be easier to find. Boatpass helps you go from ‘I'd like to do something on the water’ to options you can explore.
The Captain guides you through a few questions, or you can search by activity and region. Explore boat trips, rentals and waterside experiences, read the available details and sources, then continue to the provider's website. Availability and booking are handled by the provider.
Boatpass is free to explore and currently available in German. Try the Hamburg starting point: https://boatpass.mimja.de/entdecken/hamburg/
What's next: we're preparing a wider European rollout. Dorfpass, our sister project for local businesses, services and events, is also in development. Both are future steps; this launch showcases the current Boatpass experience in Germany.
I'd love practical feedback: do the Captain's questions help you narrow the options, and what information is still missing before you'd contact a provider?
If you work in local tourism or small-business visibility, I'd also be glad to compare notes. Thanks for taking a look!