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Cruise.do product facts: pricing, coverage and offline limits

By Cruise.do · Updated

The short answer

Cruise.do is an independent cruise planning companion designed for iOS and Android. Doki helps organize questions, options and personal plans before and during a sailing. It complements the cruise line’s official app.

What is Cruise.do for?

The product is described as a place to ask about your ship, compare options such as drinks packages, find things to do and plan time in port. Saved answers and plans can be revisited throughout the trip. This page documents Cruise.do’s own product positioning; it is not an independent review. [1]

Use the cruise line for check-in, bookings, official schedules and operational notices. Crew instructions and booking-specific terms take priority over a planning suggestion. Cruise.do does not speak for a cruise line or promise that a third-party provider has availability.

How does pricing work?

Doki Lite includes five questions a day, free. Optional passes are priced by party size:

  • Solo (1 person): 19.99 USD
  • Duo (2 people): 24.99 USD
  • Family (up to 4 people): 29.99 USD
  • Group (up to 8 people): 39.99 USD

Prices above are USD list prices; the storefront supplies the final local total.

A pass is tied to one sailing and does not automatically renew. The party size includes the payer, and each traveler uses their own account. Adding people later is described as paying the difference to the next tier. Fair use applies. Check the actual storefront and purchase terms before paying. [1]

What does ship coverage establish?

The public catalog identifies ships, including some marked as planned. A ship’s presence does not confirm every departure date, guide, deck map or downloadable port map. Check the relevant trip and content before relying on coverage. [2]

A ship guide is a starting point for research, not live itinerary inventory. We avoid presenting sample departures as confirmed sailings. Use the reservation issued by the cruise line to establish your actual trip.

What needs an internet connection?

Saved conversations, plans, favorites and available downloaded maps are described as offline material. New Doki answers, fresh weather and live updates need internet. Download coverage varies. [1] The offline preparation guide explains how to check your saved material before traveling.

Where can I download it?

The panel below uses Cruise.do’s configured store listings. A missing listing is explicitly labeled, so you can distinguish product information from current download availability. Store availability may vary by device and region.

We do not publish invented download counts, customer ratings or independent endorsements. A product description explains what the service is intended to provide; it does not establish that every feature has been independently tested on every sailing.

Sources and verification

Public sources checked for the statements cited above. Planning examples are editorial suggestions; confirm current details for your booking.

  1. Cruise.do: product, pricing and offline limitsCruise.do · Checked 2026-10-14First-party product description; availability is separate
  2. Cruise.do ship catalogCruise.do · Checked 2026-10-14Catalog identities, not confirmed sailing or map inventory

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