For boat owners
Your boat, your routes, your season.
You set the boat up once and it stays set up. Your routes are saved, and the ten-day outlook for each of them is in your pocket whether you are at the marina or 600 km away, deciding whether this weekend is worth the drive.
What you set up once.
Your home marina is the starting point for everything, and if you have more than one boat, each one gets its own profile and its own limits.
- The boat, set up once. Pick the model from the database and the length, hull type, displacement and cruising speed fill themselves in, or set them by hand.
- Routes saved for good. Each one with its distance, its duration and its waypoint count.
- The outlook for the whole season. Every saved route scored ten days ahead, wherever you happen to be.
- Your home marina as the default. The start and the finish of everything you plan.
- Several boats on one account. Each with its own limits, one of them active at a time.
- The same plan on both screens. Everything synced between your computer and your phone.
The Saturday that became a Thursday.
One trip, two departure days, two very different afternoons. This is the kind of answer the ten-day outlook gives you before anyone books the weekend.
Example trip
Sukošan to Telašćica and back
Out in the morning, a 90-minute lunch anchoring in the bay, then home the same evening.
Thursday, leaving at 9:00. An easy day out and an easy day back.
Saturday, the same route. A beam swell fills in after lunch, on the leg home.
The crew moves the trip to Thursday, and nobody has a bad afternoon.
An example of how the outlook changes a plan. Not a live forecast.
Start planning your season.
Your boat, your routes, and a straight answer for every one of them.
Three days free when it lands. No card to start.