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Your logbook writes itself.
Anchoring, docking, tacking, gybing: the neural network on your Smartboatia Hub recognises your boat's state in real time and logs it automatically while you sail, not afterwards.
Why it matters
A logbook is more than a formality.
A logbook has always been an essential part of sailing, and for good reason. It doesn't just record where you've been, but also what happened along the way. It documents routes, weather conditions, maneuvers, and significant events, creating a complete record of every voyage. At the same time, it provides valuable information for navigation, maintenance planning, watch handovers, and can serve as important documentation in the event of an insurance claim.
A logbook is far more than a requirement. It is a record of memories, a tool for safety, and essential documentation, making it an indispensable companion on every well-prepared voyage.
What Smartboatia takes off your hands
Position, course, weather and events, automatically and without gaps.
Your Hub automatically logs every journey, whether you're anchored, in the marina, or sailing offshore. It captures your position, course, weather, and key events effortlessly and without any manual input. Add a few personal notes or memories from the crew, and your logbook becomes more than just data. It becomes the story of your voyage.
Automatic
What the Hub records
- Position & course in real time, logged continuously
- Weather at the boat, wind, pressure, water temperature and depth, sea state
- Manoeuvres & states , anchoring, docking, tacking, gybing
Add to it any time
Make it your own
- Your own notes, a few words for the watch handover
- Crew details, who was aboard, who had the watch
- Export for insurance, maintenance or your own memories
- Note: Air pressure, GPS and motion data are measured directly by the Smartboatia Hub. Wind, water temperature, depth and other boat data are available when compatible instruments are connected via your NMEA 2000 network.
Live on deck
Watch your logbook write itself.
Phone in hand, boat underway: every change of course, every tack, every anchorage appears in the feed automatically, the moment it happens.
Christian Blunck, SY DECIBEL
"The automatic logbook function is one of the best features of Smartboatia for me. I can track my voyages at any time, and the software gradually learns my boat’s characteristics. The graphical representation of wind and weather changes helps me assess conditions. I also appreciate being able to revisit my voyages later – alone or with friends."
How it works
Hub, app and AI. Three parts, one logbook that writes itself.
Step 01
The Hub captures
Every second the Hub reads your boat's instruments: GPS, wind angle and speed, heading, plus internal sensors like heel, motion and air pressure.
Step 02
The app shows trends
The Smartboatia app visualises the data over time and reveals patterns you could never read from a single snapshot.
Step 03
The AI recognises
It knows whether you're sailing, docking or at anchor, detects manoeuvres such as tacks and gybes, and continuously learns your boat's unique engine vibration patterns.
What the entries mean
What your logbook recognises automatically.
From casting off to the last gybe: most entries appear on their own. Whatever the AI does not (yet) know for sure, you fill in with a tap.
Not underway
- Docked AUTO
- Anchored AUTO
- Moored YOU
Underway
- Sailing AUTO
- Motoring AUTO
- Motorsailing YOU
Manoeuvres
- Tack AUTO
- Gybe AUTO
Events
- Note YOU
- Engine on AUTO
- Engine off AUTO
For sailors and motorboaters alike
Under sail or under motor: your logbook keeps itself.
Pairs well with
All data, every device
Real weather in the entry
Every log entry carries the values actually measured.
Let your boat do the writing.
Connect your Hub and the logbook keeps itself from the very first trip.