We must admit, it’s perhaps still a little early to start the 2024 season with the boat. The temperatures are slowly but surely rising bit by bit and spring is coming sooner than you think. In any case, the NavShip team can really look forward to experiencing the coming season Read more…
We have summarized all the waters available in NavShip in a water directory. Now everyone can easily check whether the relevant driving areas are included and check the map section directly. Find out more at https://waterways.navship.org/en
Most users use NavShip in the free version; only a small proportion use the premium version. In 2023 we had 138,000 euros in project-specific expenses that are directly related to the app. In order to be able to finance the project, we have to show appropriate advertising. So far we Read more…
During the winter season we can change things in the app that we hardly find time to do in the summer due to the high support volume. We received a lot of user feedback in 2023 and were able to implement some of it. The app is now fully available Read more…
Admittedly, not everyone is thinking about their boat at the current onset of winter. We use the off-season to expand our map material. We are currently reworking the USA and Canada, but the Caribbean has also received a complete overhaul and almost all islands will be integrated in the upcoming Read more…
Within the last years, NavShip has become a popular app among water sports enthusiasts. There was a lot of feedback and the community made the project successful. This article contains the highlights of the past few years. 2016 Simple design, few rivers. NavShip was still developing in 2016. Many more Read more…
In the upcoming update of NavShip, NOAA data will be fully included on US coasts and partially Canada, Mexico and the Carribbean Sea. Navigation is getting much safer and more precisely then. The new overlay will be supported within the NavShip Android and iOS app for free and all customers. Read more…
We have integrated some new features into the NavShip app with the sailing update. In the last few weeks we have been able to carry out some tests and have now taken the wind into account even better when calculating the route. If the “Cruising” option is activated in the Read more…
So far we have only tested it dry. In the next few days the time has come and the connection should be included in the latest update. If you have an Apple Watch (with at least watchOS 8.0), you don’t have to do anything else. The app automatically installs the Read more…
Of course, NavShip does not replace nautical charts, if only because without water depths you should already have a proper knowledge of the area when you are sailing in tidal waters with a sailing boat. Nevertheless, we insist on integrating the maximum possible support into the app. In the latest Read more…