Passages: GPS tracks, map, media, and Pro cloud

Every passage in Nautog can be captured with GPS recording so you see where you went, not just when you left the dock. The map view puts your track in context alongside distance and duration, which is useful when you are comparing seasons, debriefing with crew, or simply remembering how a leg felt.

You can enrich each passage with photos and links to videos (handy for crew briefings, insurance, or reliving a great reach). Organise media per passage so your story stays with the trip instead of living only in a camera roll.

Nautog Pro adds cloud sync for passages and related media when you are online, so your history stays safe across devices. Free accounts still get solid local logging; Pro is built for owners who want the full archive and peace of mind when phones change or tablets get refreshed.

If you are new to digital logging, start with one passage you already remember well. Add departure and arrival, a short note about conditions, and one photo link. That single habit makes the next hundred entries much easier because the structure is already familiar.

Passage data also sits next to maintenance and spend elsewhere in the app. Over time that context matters: the same boat on a calm weekender behaves differently from a week of trade-wind miles, and your own records are often more honest than memory alone.