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- 5 days free beta access
- No password required
- No credit card required
- Share passages with crew and family
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Beta survey
Share what worked, what confused you, and what you would pay for in a full service. Optional — the survey does not change your 5-day trial length. Need more time? Use Contact → Request to restart trial.
- About 60 seconds
- Optional free-membership draw (separate from marketing emails)
- Stored privately for analysis
Sharing your passage plan
Once your account has been created, Scan and Go generates a unique QR code and sharing link.
Share with confidence
Every passage plan can be shared using a QR code or secure link. You choose how long the link remains active, allowing temporary access for crew, family and friends without leaving your planning information permanently online.
Set this under QR code expiry in your account (sailing day or day after).
Beta access
- Free during the beta period
- Access to the latest planning tools
- Help shape future development through your feedback
- Early access to new features as they become available
What you get
Current beta features
- 5-day free beta trial (planner access)
- Passage planning tools
- Shareable QR code and link
- Crew access to voyage plans
Planned future features
- 12-day planning outlook
- Tidal stream integration
- Enhanced route and passage planning tools
- Save passage plans — keep routes and settings in your account to reopen, compare, or plan similar trips later
- Additional skipper and crew features
Thank you for helping us build a better sailing planning service for coastal sailors.