GILLBY / JOURNAL
Notes from the boat. How I read an inlet, what I check before I go, and why I built Gillby in the first place.
By Gabe Keding, founder and creator, Gillby
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I built Gillby because checking the water took five apps and a few websites, each on its own clock, and I still got caught in the rain. Gillby puts wind, waves, tides, radar and lightning on one map and one timeline, so I can pick my window and go.
Founder notes · · 3 min read
Boating · · 3 min read
Boca Inlet is short, shallow and busy. I'm newer to boating, so I lean on a checklist instead of instinct. Here is what I check, in order, and where each one lives in Gillby.
Boating · · 3 min read
Everyone just guesses. I did too.
Boating · · 4 min read
A lot of boats out here have no speedometer. A lot more have a screen that died years ago.
Florida · · 3 min read
Know the water you are going to. Then read it on one clock.
Water meets AI · · 2 min read
One URL. No API key. Then ask the assistant you already use about your water.
Water meets AI · · 2 min read
Your water day might start on a map. It might start with a question to an AI assistant. Gillby works both ways.
