Waterfront homes with private docks on the Intracoastal at dusk, boats passing
Add your dock to the network

Connect Miamiby water.

Avoid the traffic. Enjoy the trip. Every dock on the bay is a doorway into the network — if you have water at your property, put it on the map.

Free to join · about 5 minutes · public or private · ready the day Nava launches

The mission

Miami was built on the water. We put it back to work.

Three hundred miles of bays, canals, and Intracoastal already connect every neighborhood that matters — and sit empty while the causeways lock up. Nava routes riders across that water, dock to dock. Every dock we add makes the map bigger. Yours is the next one.

Avoid the traffic
No causeway, no bridge, no red lights.
Enjoy the trip
Skyline both ways, on the open bay.
Dock to dock
Step off at the door, not a parking garage.
Miami waterfront highway in bumper-to-bumper rush-hour traffic at duskMiami traffic at rush hour
The alternative

The causeways are full. The water is wide open.

Every dock on the network is a way off the road. Riders cross the bay dock to dock while the bridges above them sit still — and your dock is where they get on and off.

See every route timed against traffic
How a dock works

On the map in days, not quarters.

01

Add your dock

Five minutes on the web. Drop a pin, set your hours, and tell us the dock's size. You keep control of when it's used.

02

Public or private

List it on the rider map as a destination anyone can visit — or keep it private, for your residents and guests only, off the public map.

03

The bay comes to you

Riders route to your dock across the network. Public docks earn a fee on every trip; private docks stay yours.

Put your dock on the map

If it touches the water, it belongs on the network.

Free to join, and ready the day Nava launches. Public or private — you choose how your dock lives on the water map.

Add your dock