Dispatch home
Start with Overdue, Today, Waiting Parts, and Unscheduled.
Built for marine service
Turnboards organizes vessel service requests, diagnosis, approvals, active work, parts holds, water tests, and completion.
Create service items in one line, then add vessel or location, hull or work-order number, schedule, urgency, technician, and parts hold only when the work needs it.
No credit card. Create your first board in minutes.

Start with the work you already have
Add the next few tasks, give them an owner, and keep the details beside the work. You can add more as the job moves forward.
Try your own board →Illustrative tasks. Choose stages that fit your work.
Built for dispatch
Maintenance workspaces put schedule, urgency, location, work-order number, and parts holds at the center of the day.
Start with Overdue, Today, Waiting Parts, and Unscheduled.
See location, schedule, urgency, owner, and reference without opening the record.
Move work from New to Scheduled, In Progress, Waiting Parts, and Complete.
The Marine Service workspace opens with Requested, Diagnosed, Approved, In Service, Waiting Parts, Water Test, and Complete rather than a generic three-column board.

The persistent composer creates a service item immediately. Details stay optional so field and production teams do not have to complete a form before recording work.

Assignments, notes, holds, and the current stage stay attached to each service item, giving the next person one place to look.

Administrators can use this workflow for the whole workspace or apply it only to Harbor service yard.

The mobile app in action
These are real screens from the same industry workspace shown above, using realistic fictional work. Scroll through the complete App Store screenshot set.





Turnboards does not provide estimates, customer approvals, parts inventory, technician time, marina billing, launch scheduling, inspection records, or vessel history.
Start free on the web, choose Marine Service, and add the next three actions.
No credit card. Create your first board in minutes.