Switched the AI assistant and vacancy tools to the latest improved model. The jobs category you pick now stays selected when you leave Jobs and come back, and the chip no longer covers its neighbors. CrewBase warns about the connection only when it really cannot be reached. The document scanner lines up with the image compressor, feedback icons are back, and crashes on the jobs list are fixed.

- The app opens again. Version 1.9.8 could stay on the loading screen after a package update. That fix is in this build. - Auto Apply no longer says there is no connection while the server is waking up. - Notification settings save again, and opening a job link no longer closes the app.

- Auto Apply was stalling on the first try. Activation works properly now. - We updated the main packages to newer versions. Same ship, tighter rigging. - Fixed a small bug that only showed up on Google Pixel.

Manual Apply is here. Open a job in your own mail app and send it from your address, so you can see exactly what the employer receives. Apply via CrewBase is still the better way to reach them: our email relay is built for deliverability.

We touched a couple of screens. Auto Apply, notifications, the profile wizard, and the employer side. Also made alerts a bit less moody. If something looks new - that’s on purpose. If it looks the same - that was also on purpose.

Sunday safety meeting carried out and here are the updates. The auto-generated CV has been through a proper wash-down: LinkedIn, IMO and sea time from the wizard now land on a real A4 page, looking like something you would actually email a crewing office, not a napkin sketch from the mess. Profile got the same treatment — Roboto throughout, personal details that don’t shout, work history that reads like a seafarer wrote it. Subscriptions and Browse stats had their lifejackets checked too.

Refreshed UI across Jobs, Notifications and Tools More stable offline behaviour via connectivity service Clearer Notifications screen

We’re moving ahead. Registration now takes just minutes: upload your CV, and the wizard fills in your rank, sea time, certificates, and more. New in Tools: AI Helper—your watch partner for maritime questions when you’re away from the chart table. Employers can now use AI to parse vacancies directly on their phones, just as they can from the web dashboard.

Monthly safety meeting complete — we took your feedback seriously (yes, even the blunt ones). More tools for the watch: compass error, ports, IALA, and a few friends, so you spend less time googling from the bridge. Candidate search is back in shape: AI that actually waits, instant Algolia, and a UI that doesn’t look lashed together in a swell. Two bugs walked the plank. Profile wizard and the experience counter now count years like a proper seaman’s book. Feedback is always open — keep it coming.

We've recently closed a lot of remarks which we are happy to tell you about. No more near misses or unsafe conditions. This time only fair winds: we made CrewBase even better. Dialogs and dark theme got a refit, messengers light up only when picked, non-ASCII stays off the log, Add Area/Add Vessel became pluses, and the extra dates gap went overboard. False launch crashes are gone — timeouts and Next on the keyboard no longer sink the app. Annual plans are on board, plus emails if you drift.

We bring your suggestions together and keep making the CrewBase experience better. The bottom bar now belongs on the same ship in both themes, and Boost Your Job Search looks like a serious offer, not monkey business. From now on, plans start when you subscribe, because this is a high-standard job search, not a three-day familiarization of the vessel.

This one keeps a quieter watch. Light theme now shares one steel-blue atmosphere across the main tabs, the bottom bar stays clear, and launch no longer flashes white. Notices on Browse are labelled Featured, Partner, or Sponsored. They look the part. They are not jobs. Apply gives a short haptic when you send. Fair winds.

Small improvements for a better job search with us. Your feedback is doing most of the product management. No bugs, just fewer of them. Sharper Browse cards, clearer Notification Settings, imo instead of Viber, and five new intro slides so getting in feels like one tap, not a boarding interview.

We found a few things that weren’t quite shipshape, so here’s update 1.8.3. Your CV no longer disappears after a hot restart, and the resume buttons look like they belong on the same vessel. Cover letter actions stay above the keyboard, pending employers show up properly in admin, referrals now give +5 to both sides, and paid accounts stop banking free applications like they’re still on freemium.

We taught SKIP to stay on one line, calmed the keyboard on Sign In, and gave the app a quiet tune-up under the hood. Your next job search should feel a little less… maritime storm.

More reliable job applications and improved Auto Apply stability. Fixes an issue where duplicate application emails could be sent. General bug fixes and performance improvements.

We continue improving your CrewBase experience. This update includes minor bug fixes, an improved promo code flow on Android, and UI polish.

Fixed a bug that blocked profile setup when your email address was longer than 30 characters. Employer and job seeker profiles now accept standard-length work emails.

We keep refining CrewBase based on your feedback. This update includes minor bug fixes, UI polish, and a clearer warning when registering as an employer so you know what to expect before you sign up. Thank you for helping us improve maritime hiring on CrewBase.

Every feedback matters. We made the CrewBase experience more stable and reliable in this update. Profile setup handles weak or offline connections better, so you’re less likely to get stuck when loading your profile. Subscription and notification behavior is smoother on startup, and we fixed several behind-the-scenes issues that could affect jobs and app stability. Thank you for using CrewBase.

We continuously improve the CrewBase experience for you. Every piece of feedback helps. This update includes stability fixes, clearer job details, and small quality-of-life improvements. Thank you for using CrewBase.

We continuously improve your CrewBase experience to keep it convenient, reliable, and up to date. This release clarifies friend invite codes (they always start with CREW-) so they are not confused with App Store or Google Play subscription redeem codes, which are managed separately under Profile → Extra settings — with clearer guidance and safer validation when you enter a code. We have also tuned free application reminders so they stay accurate, use clearer wording, and feel less intrusive, and we addressed a rare Android stability issue when previewing certain PDFs. Smaller refinements and dependency updates improve overall performance and reliability.

We continuously improve your CrewBase experience to keep it convenient, reliable, and up to date. This release brings smoother animations, refined UI design, and improved loading effects for a more polished feel. We've also updated our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy with enhanced legal protections and clearer data handling disclosures — you'll be prompted to review and accept on launch. Under-the-hood dependency updates ensure better stability and performance.

We're constantly working to make CrewBase better for you. This update includes stability improvements and minor interface enhancements.

Introducing AI Cover Letter Rewrite — craft a personalized cover letter for any job with one tap. We've added smooth animations throughout the app, polished the sign-in flow with a smarter OTP input, and improved auto-apply reliability. Plus dozens of visual refinements for a cleaner, more responsive experience.