Every cost is now an expense: see what the boat really costs, plan maintenance as jobs with their reminders, and delete with confidence. EXPENSES Every cost is now an expense of its own: fuel, berths, labour, parts, insurance, subscriptions. Each has a category, who you paid, where, a note and its receipts, and can be marked reimbursable. The costs on your logs and tasks are moved over once. Update every device to 1.8 so they agree. A refund or insurance payout nets against the cost it repays. Sort and filter the list by category, vendor, place, date or what's still to review. WHAT THE BOAT COSTS The Expenses tab opens on cost of ownership: fixed, semi-fixed and discretionary, with capital kept apart, over the last 12 months and what's coming. Every figure opens its expenses; tap a year for them by category, and ⓘ for the terms. Analysis includes your fuel. RECURRING COSTS A monthly slip, insurance, a subscription: set it up once and it comes round when due, to record or skip. RECEIPTS Share a receipt or invoice to Boat Manager and it opens the app, files the document and makes the expense. A paperclip marks every expense with a receipt, and a document lists the expenses it backs up. VENDORS Maintenance Contacts are now Vendors, listed by business with their people beneath. Add one from any picker. Share a contact card from Contacts into Boat Manager as crew or a vendor. A vendor opens its expenses, and the list counts them. SPEND HERE A waypoint shows what you've spent there, per night stayed, with berths and fuel paid to the place. Mark a complimentary night on the log; Safe Harbor counts it. PLANNED JOBS Scheduled maintenance is a planned job of its own, not a placeholder log. Plan a Job from Planning, a library job or a checklist; a job due on engine hours is planned at a reading and shows the hours left. Log It Today, run its checklist, Reschedule or Skip it, and its reminder follows. A missed day shows as overdue. Data Health turns old scheduled logs and maintenance reminders into planned jobs. REMINDERS Everything Boat Manager reminds you of is kept here and synced to Apple Reminders: an expiry with its record, a job as a planned job, anything else as a to-do. An orange mark shows what's in Apple Reminders. Remind Me on an expiry alerts a month, two weeks or a week ahead and follows the date; Renewed moves it on. A reminder deleted in Reminders can be made again. ONCE OPENED Paint, glue, epoxy: say how long a spare lasts once opened. Its use-by counts as its expiry, in the list and its reminder. SEARCH, SORT AND FILTER Every main list now has all three, side by side. SPREADSHEETS CSV Import has a blank template for each table, for records kept in spreadsheets, and expenses now export and import. NEARBY Your own waypoints come first, with a slider for how far to look. Yacht clubs are found, and fuel searches skip what isn't a fuel dock. SAFER DELETING Every delete asks first and says what goes with it. Delete All deletes only what the list shows, and says how many. Deleting a log takes its tasks with it and puts the spares they used back in stock. Deleting a boat takes everything that is its, never your last boat. TIME ZONES A log keeps its day when you change time zone. Each log records the ship's zone, and Settings can show it beside the date. iCLOUD SYNC The sync status shows a download under way and how far it has got, and the last download, upload and any problem, in words. FIXES • A vendor with a company and no person's name saves • The currency you chose at first launch is kept • Delete My Account removes everything • A shared receipt's log no longer shows in the Maintenance Log • The insured value is on the boat's Insurance • The calculator icon shows in dark mode • Show Helm on start matches the first-launch options around it • On Mac, CSV Export has a Save dialog and CSV Import's choices show when picked Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they shape each release.

Tell Boat Manager what's aboard and it sets up your equipment with the maintenance jobs that fit, from a bigger library, with checklists to run step by step. WHAT'S ABOARD? Say what your boat has (power or sail, engines, fuel, generator, watermaker, A/C, thrusters, offshore gear, a tender) and Boat Manager adds the equipment, each piece with the maintenance jobs that fit it. Untick what isn't aboard. From onboarding, or an empty Gear list. A tender becomes a boat of its own. A BIGGER LIBRARY 36 new jobs, from smoke alarms, EPIRB tests and the LPG leak test to impellers, rigging, A/C and the tender outboard on Yamaha's schedule, each saying whether its interval is common practice or the maker's. Jobs can be due on hours or months, whichever comes first, with intervals up to five years or 1,000 hours. CHECKLISTS TO RUN Lay-up, recommission, engine and generator oil changes, pre-departure, engine-room rounds, leaving the boat, named storm, fueling and winter aboard: run step by step, each step Done, Not done or N/A, and the library jobs among them logged as you go. Checklists can be filtered and sorted. START A HAUL-OUT A new project can start from Haul-out: bottom paint, anodes, props, shafts, rudder, through-hulls and transducers, planned on the day you haul. NOT STARTED YET A job you've never logged reads Not started yet, not overdue, until you log it once. New equipment no longer arrives as a wall of work. NEARBY From the Helm, the nearest marinas, fuel, anchorages and towing, with their distance, a call button and directions. Your Safe Harbor membership shows your nights, dockage and the fuel price you paid there against elsewhere. RECEIPTS READ FOR YOU Share an invoice or receipt to Expenses and its total, date and vendor are filled in, read on your device. Change anything that isn't right. APPEARANCE Light, Dark, or as your device is set. Onboarding has a Back button, and new users get well-known landmarks near their home port. FIXES • A displacement over 32,767 lb no longer crashes the app, and number fields say when a value is too large • The number of engines and net tonnage are saved • Editing a second boat while the Helm is open no longer affects the default boat • The starter library loads in every region, not only the US • Sheets are padded once, with Save clear of the corners • The USCG report lists bodies of water by days • The Mac sidebar no longer leaves a ring on the last item Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they shape each release.

Maintenance items that list just their own jobs, an icon for every job, and the spares each task used, a tap away. JOBS THAT FIT THE ITEM A library item lists only the jobs it tracks, each with its icon. Add Job finds the rest: the jobs for its equipment type, the ones you use most, or any job, so a watermaker can have an impeller check. Logging a task shows the item's own jobs, with Show All Jobs for the extra one you did while you were there. An item with no job listed is its own job, ticked off by name, and can be due by engine hours. AN ICON FOR EVERY JOB Library items, Upkeep and each piece of equipment show an icon for the job: a windlass, strainer, bilge pump, cleat, porthole, filter, paintbrush and more. The oil change has its own, and generators can have belt checks. Bridges, locks and oil disposal have their own icons on waypoints too. SPARES USED A maintenance task names the spares it used, and its box opens them. Each spare lists every task that used it, how many, and when last. Take a spare off a task and you're asked whether to return it to stock. PHOTOS AND THE CHART Photos fill the width, with a boat's others as thumbnails in the corner; crew and contacts are portraits. Add Photo sits in the corner, and the photo's ⋯ menu replaces or deletes it. A log or waypoint opens on a wide chart with its photo in the corner, and on iPad the position sits beside it. SET ASIDE Set an overdue job aside until it is next logged, and an expired document in Papers, so they stop counting against the boat. Record a boat's date and price of sale. PICKERS AND WAYPOINTS Port, crew and location pickers are steadier and quicker to search, and open as a card on iPad. Waypoints show friendly badges such as groceries, pharmacy and medical, sort by most visited, and their types have icons. LINKING DOCUMENTS Link a document to the equipment, spare, log, task, crew member or waypoint it belongs with from lists that are grouped, easy to read and quick to search. Each suggests what fits and says why, keeps the ones you linked last at the top, and its ⓘ opens a record to check before you link it. Tap a linked record again to unlink it. FIXES • The boat's PFD count keeps its value • Editing one boat no longer changes another or leaves two default boats • The date, engine-hours and distance filters are easier to use • Maintenance items fit beside the iPad sidebar • Add Contact shows the whole form on Mac • Weather is not fetched for a log with no position • A float plan's PDF lists its stops in trip order • Analysis is recalculated: a day on two boats counts once, Last Month and Last Year include their last day, burn rate and economy run fill to fill for each boat, months with no fuel are left off the charts, and a task's budget no longer counts as money spent • USCG sea time lists days with no body of water recorded on their own row • Data Health finds ports with no waypoint, waypoints never visited, and engine hours of zero after real readings • With larger text on a small iPhone, group summaries and list rows wrap instead of cutting off Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they shape each release.

Waypoints made for liveaboards, filled in from Maps, and every part of the app a tap closer. WAYPOINTS FOR LIVEABOARDS Record your own view of a place: type, operator, address, Safe Harbor (with your member number), VHF, phone and email. At the berth: slips, moorings or anchorage, depth, dockage, shore power by amps and volts, water, fuel, pump-out, wake protection, dinghy dock. For liveaboards: welcome or transients only, mail and packages, gated docks, feels safe, walkable, Uber. Ashore: laundry and its cost, pharmacy, medical, bars and restaurants by name, marine stores, pet friendly, courtesy car. Services: yard work, propane, mechanical, electrical, canvas and more. Each is Yes, No or Not known, dated when it changes. FILL FROM MAPS While editing a waypoint, tap Fill from Maps. Apple Maps gives the marina's name, phone and address and what's nearby; OpenStreetMap gives the boating facilities. Tick what to copy; nothing you entered is replaced unless you choose. FIND THE RIGHT PLACE Filter waypoints by what they have — moorings, pump-out and liveaboards welcome, together. Each shows how often you've logged there. NAMES CAN CHANGE Rename a waypoint and its logbook keeps every visit. Crew get a Display Name for the logs — a first name or nickname instead of their full name — and a rename carries through their logs, tasks and float plans. Renamed maintenance items keep their history; to-do tags follow what they tag. ICONS THAT TAKE YOU THERE Blue icons now do something. On a log row they open the log at that part: Tankage, Maintenance, Weather, the berth, the people aboard. Equipment, Spares and Tools icons open those groups; a document's icon opens the file, an expense's paperclip its invoice, a task's gear its equipment. A LOGGED PORT BECOMES A WAYPOINT Tap Save as Waypoint on any log whose port has none. Choosing a port, the list starts with the three nearest. ONE MENU FOR EVERY LOG Long-press a log on any list for the same menu: open, copy to another date, add fuel, pump-out, water, propane or maintenance to that day, or delete, which now asks first. TASKS FROM THE MAINTENANCE LOG Each task's ⋯ button marks it complete, sets who did it and the equipment, adds a spare, or copies it to another log, without opening it. SIX MONTHS GETS ITS OWN COLUMN Service columns are now 50 h or 1 month, 100 or 3, 250 or 6, 500 or 12, 1000 or 24. Your items move by themselves. EVERY SCREEN AT A GLANCE Groups start closed and each header shows what's in it. Lists show a photo or icon beside each name. MORE ROOM ON IPAD AND MAC, QUICKER ON IPHONE The bottom bar is gone: the lifebuoy sits beside the Helm, iCloud Sync and Settings at the foot of the menu, checklists side by side. iPhone opens on your default boat. AND MORE • ActiveCaptain links on waypoints • Body-of-water suggestions from where you are • Float Plans in CSV Export and Import • The log's narrative grows as you type • On a smaller iPhone or with larger text, the log lists fit the screen instead of cutting off at the edges • The ? help buttons are off; turn them on in Settings FIXES • Sheets no longer open blank the first time • Opening a log no longer replaces its body of water with its waypoint's • A search no longer carries over to the next list • CSV import stops at a row it can't read instead of hanging, and Documents import no longer leaves blank documents • Data Health finds duplicate to-dos, blank documents and logs, and placeholder maintenance notes • Deleting a float plan while searching deletes the one you swiped • Float plans fill in the operator from the log's captain; a tool's reminder opens the tool • Add Crew fills the screen on iPhone Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they shape each release.

A quick fix for adding a log. ADDING A LOG WORKS AGAIN Tapping + on the log list opens the new log entry form again. We think this was caused by a change in iOS 27. Nothing you had already logged was affected. Everything new in 1.5.2 is here too: the equipment report, fuel left and range on the Helm, the 6-month maintenance interval, and icons on every filter. Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they are what shapes each release.

Equipment on paper, and a fuel card that tells you how far. EQUIPMENT ON PAPER Open any piece of equipment and tap the PDF button for a report of everything on its record: the specs, the engine or battery details, how it is maintained and how each job stands, every task logged against it with the hours and the cost, and its spares, contacts and documents. Send it to a mechanic before they come aboard. A long service history runs on to further pages. FUEL LEFT, AND HOW FAR IT GOES The fuel card on the Helm now shows what is left in the tank — the tankage less the estimate used, so the two always add up — and the range that gives at your boat's own miles per gallon, like the range on a car. Tap the card for the working. EVERY SIX MONTHS A maintenance item can now repeat every 6 months. It sorts between quarterly and annual work, reads "6, 12, 24 mo" in the list, and a new Semiannually filter finds it. TAP TO SEE THE LOG On the Helm, tap Last Water, Last Pumpout or Since Oil Change and the log that figure counts from opens. FILTERS YOU CAN READ AT A GLANCE Every choice in every filter menu now has an icon, matching the ones on your logs and expenses. Maintenance frequencies show a calendar with the number of months on it. FIXES • The 1000-hour maintenance filter reads Biennially in both places it appears New help for the equipment report, fuel range and maintenance intervals, and the User Guide is updated to match. Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they are what shapes each release.

Receipts that file themselves, and safety checks that do their homework. A RECEIPT BECOMES AN EXPENSE Share a receipt or invoice into Boat Manager and file it as an expense: pick the boat, the day and the kind of cost, and type the amount. It goes on that day's log with the receipt attached, starting the log if there isn't one. A yard invoice goes on its maintenance task instead, where labour, parts and yard costs are totalled. The expense form now lists the receipts behind its figures. SAFETY CHECKS THAT DO THEIR HOMEWORK Open a safety check and it answers what your records can before you start: the gear you have tagged, what the boat record says is aboard, and how many extinguishers her length requires against how many you have. Expired flares show as a failure, with the reason, before you walk the deck. Suggestions stay dashed until you confirm them, so nothing is recorded as checked that you did not look at. EQUIPMENT KEEPS ITS HISTORY A maintenance task is now linked to the equipment it was done on, so renaming the equipment no longer hides its work from the Upkeep dashboard. Saving a task links it. Data Health finds older tasks naming equipment the boat doesn't have, and offers the link. DATA HEALTH FINDS MORE The same boat, waypoint, contact, checklist or piece of equipment twice — Fix keeps the copy with the most links and moves the rest onto it. And a passage where the engines ran well past the hours underway, unless the log has maintenance on it to explain why. FIXES • With no signal, the app no longer waits on "Checking subscription" — a subscriber gets their boat from what the device last knew • An equipment's logbook no longer shows another boat's work on gear with the same name • Safety Documents and Invoices are in the document categories • What's New opens every time you ask, from Settings or Help, not just the first • The boat photo strip has page dots and arrows, so more photos are easy to find on the Mac • The tide-predictions setting sits beside the Helm options New help for Data Health, the fuel estimate and sharing into the app. Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they are what shapes each release.

Tides on the Helm, and safety checks that file themselves. TIDES, IN THE APP The Helm reads NOAA predictions for the nearest station: the height now, whether it is flooding or ebbing, and every high and low of the day. Pin a station for where you are heading and it keeps working without a signal. Fill the tide into a log entry with one tap. SAFETY A new section beside Maintenance. The USCG Vessel Safety Check and a federal Required Equipment list come ready to run, each item explained in the form's own words. Work through a list, answer Yes, No or N/A, and the run files a report in the log, an open task for every failure, and a PDF on the boat's papers. GEAR THAT KNOWS ITS REQUIREMENT Tag an extinguisher, flares or a PFD with the requirement it satisfies, and its record shows when it was last checked and how it did. A PHOTO BECOMES A JOB Share a photo into Boat Manager and file it as a new ToDo with the picture attached — or against a boat, a piece of equipment, a task, a waypoint or crew. ToDos now carry a reminder with a due date and a repeat. DATA HEALTH In Settings. It reads your logs for what cannot be right — a meter reading that went backwards, a refuel with no quantity, a run with no hours — says why it matters, and proposes the fix. Nothing changes until you tap Fix, and what is actually correct can be set aside. A TIDIER HELM Every card the same shape and level with its neighbour: engine hours have a card of their own, the forecast is one card with its links, and fuel has its own with a tank bar. Drag anywhere to scroll. Tap the fuel card for the working. A STRAIGHTER FUEL ESTIMATE Every refuel and every hour now count, whether or not she moved that day, and a mistyped log can no longer drag the tank estimate down. FIND YOUR CHECKLIST RUNS A checklist run is filed under the day it was done, not the most recent log. Two new filters on the log — Checklist Run and Safety Checks — find them again. FIXES • CSV exports restore on a device set to another region, and keep the time of day • Hours can no longer be logged as negative • The Boats CSV export no longer marks every safety item as carried • Delete All on the Maintenance screen now deletes • The Document Dates tab is gone — the filter on Documents does the same job • A run on a day with no log now starts that log with yesterday's hours and position Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they are what shapes each release.

Planning, and a season you can see coming. PLANNING A new tab under Upkeep. The Outlook lays out what falls due month by month, as far ahead as you care to look, with repeat services and budgets counted in. PROJECTS Gather a refit list, a haul-out or a yard visit into one named project with its own dates, budget and progress. SCHEDULE JOBS IN A BATCH Pick several jobs straight from the Outlook and book them in one pass — as dated logbook tasks, as Apple Reminders, or both. REMINDERS THAT FOLLOW YOUR HOURS Service-hours reminders and the Outlook are now dated from how hard your engines actually run, measured from your own logged readings rather than a flat guess. POSITION AT A GLANCE The dashboard shows where you are and where you were last written up side by side, each with its own position. ROOM TO WORK ON iPHONE A thorough pass over every form, list and picker on the smaller screen. Fields run the full width, labels read in full instead of one letter per line, nothing hides behind the bottom bar, and tapping a row in a chooser now picks it. The dashboard, To-Do and help buttons stay with you however deep you navigate. FIXES • Work you have not finished no longer counts as done • Attachments open when you tap them • Photos still arriving from iCloud no longer close the app • Planned work is marked on the upkeep calendar • The Mac version stops asking permission at every launch • Founding Members are recorded in the profile Fair winds. Questions and suggestions are always welcome — they are what shapes each release.

NOW ON MAC! Boat Manager arrives on macOS. Keep your logs, maintenance schedules, documents, and checklists at your fingertips on your Mac, with everything kept in sync across all your devices through iCloud. YOUR DATA IS ALWAYS YOURS Even if your subscription lapses, you'll always be able to open the app to view and export your records. Nothing gets locked away — you keep full read-only access to everything you've built. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Bug fixes and stability improvements • Performance enhancements for a faster, smoother experience Thanks for using Boat Manager! We'd love to hear your feedback — please leave a review or get in touch.

Contacts, linked to everything Link a contact — your mechanic, marina, or insurance agent — directly to equipment, maintenance tasks, waypoints, and crew, so you always know who to call. Each contact now has a Locations map showing where they are relative to you. Smarter waypoint coordinates Pasting coordinates into a new waypoint now understands Apple Maps links, degrees-minutes-seconds, and decimal formats. Filter the log by task The Upkeep log filter now lets you narrow entries down to a specific maintenance task, not just equipment. Tap the weather for the full forecast Dashboard weather cards now open the full NOAA marine forecast when tapped, with a quick link to nearby marine weather right on the dashboard. More precise "days ago" Days-since readouts now show the exact day count for anything under two weeks, instead of rounding everything under a month to "1 week ago." Plus a fix for a crash on some boat and crew detail screens, more reliable waypoint deletion, and more consistent attachments throughout the app.

Checklists and maintenance tracking got a big upgrade in this release! • Run a Checklist — open a checklist, tick off the tasks as you do them, and they're saved straight into the boat's log as completed maintenance. You can also run a checklist right from a log entry, with your recently run checklists at the top. • Due status — checklists now show when they were last run on your boat and when they're next due, by calendar or engine hours. • Manuals on checklists — attach the equipment manuals a checklist came from and open them right from the checklist. A maintenance item can now be on several checklists at once, too. • Improved Upkeep dashboard — reworked so it's easier to see what's due across your whole boat at a glance. • Maintenance tied to specific equipment — maintenance items now link to individual pieces of equipment instead of just a category. Heads up: on first launch each item gets linked to ALL equipment of its type — take a minute to open your items and remove the equipment that doesn't apply, so schedules and the dashboard track the right gear. Plus smaller fixes throughout: cleaner checklist screens, and CSV backup/restore now round-trips checklists, manuals, and run history in any import order.

Expenses get the spotlight in this release, plus lots of polish. • Expenses now have their own tab on each boat, giving them much more room • New expense analysis charts show you where the money goes • Export your expenses to PDF for sharing or record keeping • Attach receipts, invoices, and service reports directly to maintenance tasks • Forms are now locked by default — tap the pencil to edit, so you can't accidentally overwrite your data • Improved charts throughout: tap and drag on any chart to see the exact value • Current weather now appears on the Dashboard • Add notes to your tankage entries • Filter when adding attachments to find documents faster • Many small layout improvements and bug fixes for better readability

New in this release • Backup and Restore: safeguard your boat data and bring it back anytime • Copy Log: duplicate an existing log entry to speed up data entry • Date filtering in the Daily Log for quickly finding past entries • One-tap Show Float Plan button Improvements • Completely rebuilt PDF reports for Logs, Equipment, Inventory, Fuel, GenSet, Pumpout, and Tools • More reliable CSV export and import, including Crew, Logs, Tasks, and Task Parts • Analysis views now adapt better to different screen sizes Fixes • Fixed the Maintenance PDF report • Cleaned up records with missing boat references • Assorted fixes from user feedback

Bug fixes and performance improvements throughout the app. • Bottom tab bar Icon and text clipping • Added 'Remove duplicates' button to Bodies of Water

Bug fixes and performance improvements throughout the app. • Boat Card popover flickering fixed • Export and Import of Vessel attributes • Improvements to On-boarding screens

• New! Float Plan Module Plan your trip with a fully editable USCG-inspired float plan. Generate, export & share PDFs—complete with vessel, operator and passenger details. • New! Tools Management Log, track and attach documents to all your onboard tools. • Bug fixes and performance improvements throughout the app.