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Mobile app

The dock is your office.

Checklists with big targets for gloved hands, a trip logger that doesn't need a signal, and equipment you can find by where it is. For owners, captains, crew and dock staff.

Coming soon to theApp Store Coming soon toGoogle Play

Until then, OUTSEA works in the browser on any phone. Start free

Departure checklist on a phone
Today screen on a phone

A day with OUTSEA

From the slip to the sandbar and back.

The app follows the way a boat's day actually goes. Screens below are the app's real interface on a phone.
Departure checklist on a phone

Before you cast off

Run the boat's departure checklist step by step, with the reference photo for each seacock and switch. The trip starts when every required step is checked.

A trip with distance, speed and fuel on a phone

While you're out

The trip logger records your track, distance and time underway, with or without a signal. Log engine hours and fill-ups as you go.

Equipment with its exact location on a phone

In the engine room

Find a part by where it is, check the markings on the plate, and add photos or a short video of how to reach it.

Today screen on a phone

Back at the office

Today shows what's open, what's due and what's expiring across your boats. Approvals arrive as notifications you can answer in a few taps.

Offline first

No bars? No problem.

Marinas have dead zones and engine rooms have steel walls. OUTSEA was built for both.

Works without a signal

Checklists, work orders, equipment and trips keep working offline and sync when you're back in range.

Photos & video

Capture photos and short videos at the dock; they upload when there's a connection.

Scan labels

Scan an equipment QR label to open the part, or link a new label as you add equipment.

Your data stays put

Changes made offline are queued in order and replayed safely; nothing is lost in a dead zone.

Take your boat everywhere you go.

Start on the web today; the apps for iPhone and Android are on the way.

No credit card needed for one boat.