Ahoy fellow sailors,
Every good voyage starts with a well-kept ship's log and gear that never lets you down - and that's exactly the horizon we've been sailing towards these past few months. Whether you're at the helm of a browser on your chart table or navigating from your phone mid-passage, TheBoatApp now keeps your entire fleet's data secure, synced, and shipshape - connectivity or not. Let's drop anchor and walk through what's new.
Web-offline, GPX export, and more!
Marina Wi-Fi has sunk many good record-keeping habits - not anymore. You can now create and edit trips fully offline, on your laptop's web-browser, even on interrupted internet connectivity: log the details as you go, and everything syncs the moment the connectivity comes back, no waiting, no headaches, no lost entries. Another key-feature, asked by many, just went live, so may now retrieve your logs in GPX format, ready to be used by many GPX-compatible apps (...GPX-import is coming up soon!).
Highlights on deck:
Smoother sailing under the hood – cleaner notification lists, properly loading boat gallery images, and a fixed boat-deletion confirmation.
Mobile App - Inventory-Task Link, Offline Checklists, etc
We've spent this stretch making sure no dead zone, patchy signal, or rough sea can ever come between you and your data:
Faster capture on the go – attach files straight from camera or gallery, log costs with a quick-entry form and history timeline, and enjoy seamless native authentication sync.
Why This Matters to You and Your Boat
Think of your boat's data like your ship's log book of old — it only earns its keep if it's always within reach, come fair weather or foul. With trips, tasks, costs, checklists, and inventory now working reliably offline across both web and mobile, you're no longer at the mercy of patchy marina Wi‑Fi or open-water dead zones. Every entry, every attachment, every log finds its way home and syncs the moment you're back in range — your data secure, centralised, and ready whenever you need to chart your next course.
A tonne of work is actively being done on other features, updates and fixes. You may always see what is released in the public Changelog and much more you may propose what YOU need, by posting it in our Community, where other users may also comment and upvote it.
Closing, I wish you well, with as many miles as you wish under your keel, good health and safe cruising, with an always seaworthy boat!
Best Marine Regards,
George & TheBoatApp Crew