Weather and Route Planning
Compare forecast models side by side, watch the wind develop, and build the route waypoint by waypoint, judged against your own boat's sailing performance, with the warnings visible before you commit.

Born at sea, everything it takes to run a boat: weather and navigation, the boat's health, manage your maintenance and watch over her at rest, care for your crew, one place, any boat.
Underway
Pick weather windows from real model comparisons, not one app's guess. Then check every route leg against how your boat actually sails.
At rest
Anchor watch on duty all night, so you actually sleep and feel safe.
In the yard
Service history and manuals where you can find them, a maintenance catalog with logs, tasks, and incidents, and fewer surprises at refit.
Prepare your trip
Manage your crew and their schedules, and connect with fellow sailors for help and advice.
Compare forecast models side by side, watch the wind develop, and build the route waypoint by waypoint, judged against your own boat's sailing performance, with the warnings visible before you commit.

Scheduled tasks, service history, incident and work logs, manuals, and the boat's paperwork, so the diesel gets its hours, nothing slips, refit season holds fewer surprises.

An anchor watch that stands guard while you sleep, and a calmer read on how the boat is lying, resting at anchor instead of dozing with one eye open.

The vessel itself, in order: her details and systems data in one registry, and the people around her, with crew profiles, invites, and watch schedules that survive crew changes.

On the horizon
The next chapter, onboard telemetry and AI insights that read your boat's systems. Our team is hard at work building it, and we hope to bring it to you soon.
Not a feature list, but a week aboard, Sunday to Saturday. New crew arriving, a window to pick, a passage to sail, a night at anchor, a morning in the engine bay, the paperwork, and the turnover for whoever comes next.
The same app in every one of those moments, that is the whole idea.

The invites went out last week, and they arrive with the watch roster and the boat's details already on their phones.
Two forecast models on one screen. They agree on Wednesday morning, so that's your window, and the route is drawn against it.
The route sits over the live forecast. You adjust the last leg before the wind veers, and the crew knows what to expect.
Anchor watch set. The wind builds at 02:00, the boat swings as she should, and nobody has to sit up watching.
The impeller's due. The manual is already on your phone, last service notes beside it, twenty minutes, logged, done.
Insurance, registration, manuals, all findable from the cockpit, not buried in a damp locker.
The log is complete, the boat reads handover-clean, and next week's invites are already out.
Start simple, move up when the boat asks for more.
Free
A welcoming starting point for owners who want a cleaner digital home for their boat.
Essential
For sailors who want more awareness around every trip without overcomplicating the product.
Premium
For active owners and cruising crews who want deeper support on the water.
Pro AI
For advanced crews and operators preparing for the most insight-rich version of the platform.
Why we build it this way
01
That's how most boats are run today. Yachtara exists because the weather, the records, and the watch belong in one place, not scattered across screens and lockers.
02
Less juggling, fewer tabs, clearer decisions. The app's job is to lower your pulse, not raise it.
03
Live features are labeled live. Future ones say so, plainly. What you see in Yachtara is what your boat actually gets.
04
Sailing is better shared, so swap real knowledge with fellow cruisers, and keep your crew, friends, and loved ones in the loop.
Yachtara grew up on a cruising sailboat, miles from the marina, but the job is the same on any boat. Day-sailor, coastal weekender, liveaboard, charter boat between guests, or a motor yacht with a tight program: one boat, kept well, run with confidence. Built for harsh offshore conditions, and because cruising boats spend days beyond signal, it keeps working offline.

From the team behind the Elcano World Challenge technology, shaped in public along the way.
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