Sea Tow and navigation app Savvy Navvy are collaborating to unite digital tools and on-water safety knowledge for boaters across the U.S. The initiative pairs Sea Tow’s decades of on-water assistance experience with Savvy Navvy’s route-planning technology to help give boaters more ways to plan ahead and navigate with confidence.
Sea Tow Captains at more than 100 franchise locations nationwide will have access to Savvy Navvy premium accounts, while Sea Tow members receive an exclusive discount on their own premium subscription and access to a curated series of safety resources.
“Boaters are looking for practical ways to make the most of their time on the water, and this collaboration brings together two brands focused on helping them do just that,” says Sea Tow president Kristen Frohnhoefer. “Savvy Navvy expands the resources available to Sea Tow Captains and members, whether they’re planning their next trip or already underway.”
Savvy Navvy’s smart routing functionality offers data to plan an efficient course, manage fuel more effectively, and better understand the conditions ahead, as well as find the nearest Sea Tow location standing by to assist. Savvy Navvy complements the features available through the Sea Tow App, including radar and wind tracking, tides, Coastal Marine Zone forecasts, and direct access to Sea Tow’s on-water assistance, delivering complementary tools to help boaters plan ahead, better prepare before leaving the dock, and make informed decisions while underway.
“We’re excited to work with Sea Tow and bring Savvy Navvy to Captains and members nationwide,” adds David Cusworth, head of Partnerships and Innovation at Savvy Navvy. “Nearly 5,000 boating professionals are already part of our professional program, and their real-world feedback has helped shape what we’ve built. Extending that program to Sea Tow Captains, while making Savvy Navvy more accessible to members, is a natural fit, and together we can give more boaters the tools and information to better understand what they’re heading into before they leave the dock.”
Find out more at savvy-navvy.com.
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