SeaPeople: Boat Travel Map

I mainly use the app to track my paddling and rowing trips around the San Juan’s right now, and will use it again on the big boat when we go sailing this summer. Being able to have multiple vessels is great for this. My favorite feature is the interactive log book to keep detailed accounts of trips and also seeing other people’s adventures. Been beta testing it for a while and the developers are super quick to address bugs and add new features. This app is what the boating community needs!

As someone who has been using the SeaPeople app since its early days, I can’t say enough about how valuable and enjoyable it is. It’s more than just an app—it’s a community. Whether you’re tracking others during a crossing, seeing who’s anchored nearby, or asking and answering questions, it’s all about sailors coming together and sharing knowledge and experiences. It quickly became my go-to app for creating automatic trip logs, sharing passages on social media, or simply connecting with others in the SeaPeople community. The ease of use and the sense of connection it brings make it an indispensable tool for anyone out on the water. If you’re a boater, this app is a must-have. I highly recommend it to everyone—it’s made my journeys all the more memorable!

We have been cruising for nearly four years now and this app contains a mother lode of treasures! See who’s in the anchorage with you and what they are interested in, join or create a hail channel around those interests, and you have a spearfishing party or salty band of sailors for a beach bonfire or potluck. It’s also handy when the dinghy breaks down outside of the harbor and you’re drifting out into the Atlantic and need a tow in (ask me how I know). This app has so many more useful applications than I have the time or patience to describe in a review- so just download it and discover them for yourselves!