Instrument
Speed in knots, distance, time under way, average speed, position, course and the weather right where you are.
Sailing Log
Press start, and Sailing Log logs the route, speed and time under way while you sail. Plan the trip around shallow water, see the shipping and your friends live on the chart, find the harbour and read the reviews — and keep the whole season in one logbook. On iPhone and Android, with no chartplotter on board.
Live from the fleet
These figures come straight from the Sailing Log server and grow with every trip that gets logged.
Boats on the water right now: –See who has sailed the furthest →
Campaign film
Live instruments, AIS and sea marks, route planning around shallow water, the fleet, the logbook, competitions and club racing on the big screen. The film is in Danish.
How it works
You press once. The rest happens by itself, even with the phone in your pocket and the screen locked.
Speed in knots, distance, time under way, average speed, position, course and the weather right where you are.
Route planning with your draught, AIS ships, wind hour by hour, sea marks from OpenSeaMap and satellite imagery.
Your friends live with speed and heading, sailors nearby, the radar and friend requests.
Every trip with route, numbers, notes and a diary. Replay it, share it, and see the whole season at once.
Around 390 Danish harbours, nearest first, with facilities, star ratings and reviews.
For sailing clubs: calendar, entries with entry fees, live on the big screen and results with handicap. See the club module
Instrument and logbook
The instrument screen shows what you need under way, in large numbers. When you press stop, the trip is in the logbook with route and numbers — ready to be replayed, written up or shared.
The chart
Choose start and destination, enter your draught, and the app finds a route around shallow water and land using real depth data. The same chart shows the ships, the wind and the sea marks.
The route planner is a planning tool — not a navigation or safety instrument. Sailing Log does not replace charts or a chartplotter.
The fleet
The fleet tab shows boats live on the chart with speed, heading and status. You decide whether your position is for friends only or the whole fleet.
An AIS alternative that needs no hardware — the fleet is followed from the crew's own phones.
Harbour guide
The harbour guide puts the nearest harbour first, with a chart, facilities and star ratings. Sailors build the content themselves with their reviews.
For sailing clubs
Officers set up the season in a browser, sailors enter in the app or on the web, and the race runs live on the big screen in the clubhouse. Results, series standings and a result card are ready when the last boat finishes. A season licence with 30 days free.






The season
The logbook holds more than numbers. The season summary collects the year, the heat map shows where you sail most, and your records keep track of your best trips. All of it can be shared as a 9:16 story card.




Costs and competitions
Collect the expenses for a trip and see what sailing actually costs per nautical mile. Useful the day someone asks whether the boat is worth it. And challenge your friends to a contest for the most miles.
Built by someone who sails, for people who sail.
Sailing Log started because keeping a logbook on paper is something everyone means to do and nobody does. The app does not ask you to remember anything: you press start when you leave, and the rest writes itself.
Come aboard
Download Sailing Log for free on iPhone or Android, and press start on your next trip. Running a sailing club? Try the club module free for 30 days.