Sailor’s Companion has a new chart — and you can take it offline. • A chart that stays sharp — it’s drawn live now, so it stays crisp at every zoom instead of going soft the moment you pinch between steps. Labels stay upright, lines stay clean, and the chart redraws as you move rather than catching up afterwards. • A chart that reads like a chart — roads no longer shout over the water, and what stays bold — a prohibited area, a lit mark — means something again. Sea marks now appear wherever you sail, not only where you’ve downloaded. • Offline charts (Premium) — draw a rectangle over your cruising area, choose the detail, and the chart is rendered and saved to the phone. It then works with no connection at all: the same chart, the same sea marks, at sea, in a foreign harbour, anywhere the signal doesn’t reach. Your current voyage’s chart is kept automatically. • A world map that’s always there — zoomed right out with no connection you no longer stare into a black void: a whole-planet overview ships inside the app, with countries and capitals in your language. • Your instruments on one screen — a new navigation panel with a compass rose that turns with the boat, showing wind, current, depth, rudder and autopilot, every value yours to arrange. AIS traffic and instrument names now come through reliably over NMEA 2000, and the link holds while you glance at another app. • Safer at anchor, truer on paper — the anchor watch now sounds the alarm if the GPS stops seeing your position, and the logbook PDF export is faster, with honest speed colours on your track. As always: offline-first, one thumb, out at sea.

Sailor’s Companion now sails on your wrist and on your iPad — and talks to your boat’s instruments. • Apple Watch — the status wheel on your wrist, with SOG and COG at a glance, quick actions like Tack and Jibe, the whole trip in numbers, and complications for the watch face you already use. What you log out of range lands on the phone the moment it’s back. • iPad — in landscape the chart and your logbook sit side by side, so you watch the track and read your entries at the same time. From the big iPad Pro down to the mini. • Your boat’s instruments — connect to your NMEA 2000 network, directly or through Signal K, and speed and heading come straight from the boat. • AIS traffic on your chart — nearby vessels, each with a heading predictor and a tap-through detail card, true and magnetic sorted out for you. • Sync across devices (Premium) — your logbooks, tracks and entries stay together on iPhone and iPad over iCloud, with a clean handover so only one device ever records. • Plus a gentler first launch, backups tagged per device, a steadier chart and a calmer set of notifications throughout. As always: offline-first, one thumb, out at sea. Also in this update: fixes for syncing between your devices.

Sailor’s Companion now sails on your wrist and on your iPad — and talks to your boat’s instruments. • Apple Watch — the status wheel on your wrist, with SOG and COG at a glance, quick actions like Tack and Jibe, the whole trip in numbers, and complications for the watch face you already use. What you log out of range lands on the phone the moment it’s back. • iPad — in landscape the chart and your logbook sit side by side, so you watch the track and read your entries at the same time. From the big iPad Pro down to the mini. • Your boat’s instruments — connect to your NMEA 2000 network, directly or through Signal K, and speed and heading come straight from the boat. • AIS traffic on your chart — nearby vessels, each with a heading predictor and a tap-through detail card, true and magnetic sorted out for you. • Sync across devices (Premium) — your logbooks, tracks and entries stay together on iPhone and iPad over iCloud, with a clean handover so only one device ever records. • Plus a gentler first launch, backups tagged per device, a steadier chart and a calmer set of notifications throughout. As always: offline-first, one thumb, out at sea.

This one adds a lot for time on the water: • Anchor watch — set a swing circle when you drop the hook and get woken by a drag alarm, right on your Lock Screen. • Person overboard — a press-and-hold button that marks the spot, starts the clock and guides you back. • Fuel, water & battery — track your tanks and banks with honest “how long will it last” projections. • Route planning — measure a route on the chart with distance, bearing and a live ETA. • A redesigned PDF voyage report, favourite anchorages that follow you across logbooks, and a steadier chart. As always: offline-first, one thumb, out at sea.