Your sailing.
Your place in each race on ranked boats, the race incidents noted as on the results sheet, the overall place, the rating of a cruising yacht, your miles and your role on board. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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6th of 17
Your place, out of how many boats
Each race keeps its place and the number of ranked boats, which the regatta carries for all its races. “Places by class” and “Places by season” give the average place, the share of first places and the share of boats beaten.
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- Optimist
- ILCA (Laser)
- 420
- 470
- 29er
- 49er
- Nacra 17
- Formula 18
- iQFoil
- Techno 293
- RS:X
- Wingfoil
- Formula Kite
- Kitesurf freestyle
- J80
- First Class 8
- Grand Surprise
- Cruising yacht
- 1 Metre class
- DF65
20 classes, from the dinghy to the cruising yacht
Dinghy, multihull, windsurf, kitesurf, cruising yacht or radio-controlled yacht: the class of each outing; yours is added to the list. “By class” counts your outings.
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- W
- 1
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- 4
- 5A
- 5B
- 5C
From grade W to grade 5C
From world championships to club regattas, the grade is noted on the regatta, with its overall place, its total points and its discarded races. “Overall place” gives its average and its best, grade by grade.
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OCS · DNF · RDG
Race incidents, in abbreviations
DNF, DNS, OCS, DSQ, ZFP, RDG…: the incident is noted race by race, with its abbreviations from the results sheet. “Race incidents” counts them, family by family.
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IRC · OSIRIS · ORC
A cruising yacht’s rating
The rating, its coefficient and the corrected time open for a cruising yacht. The logbook records them as the results sheet gives them, and never calculates them.
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- Skipper
- Helmsman
- Mainsail trimmer
- Spinnaker trimmer
- Tactician
- Navigator
- Crew
7 roles on board
Each person’s role that day, not the one they usually have. “Hours and outings by role” counts the outings and hours of each position.
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5.8 knots
Miles, engine, speed
The miles sailed, those done under engine for a cruising yacht or a multihull, the rest being under sail: the average speed is worked out from the distance and the duration.
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- N1
- N2
- N3
- N4
- N5
Your FFVoile levels
The 5 levels of the federation, from N1 to N5: learning steps, never a ranking. Beside them, the national individual ranking, with its dated points.
More than 2,000 ways to read your sailing
20 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 65 indicators to cross with 31 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 20ready-made analyses
- 65indicators
- 31criteria
- 2,015possible combinations
- Your miles sailed, month by month
- Your miles under engine, month by month
- Your time on the water, class by class
- Your miles sailed, venue by venue
- Your average place in a race, class by class
- Your average place in a race, season by season
- The share of your races won, grade by grade
- The share of boats you beat, by wind strength
- Your average place by crew member on board
- The number of races by race incident
- Your average overall place, grade by grade
- Your regattas by overall place band
- The average wind strength of your outings, month by month
- Your average heart rate in regattas, in training and for fun
- The number of outings by your role on board
- Your average place by wind direction
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the outings behind it open up. And every figure says how many outings it is based on.
The class, the boat, the miles: that is all
The class, the boat, the venue and the miles sailed are in front of you; the wind strength, its direction, the state of the sea, the daily form and the heart rate unfold when you want them.
J80 · 9.4 NM · Calendal- On a cruising yacht or a multihull, the miles under engine; the rest was under sail.
- In a regatta, the race’s place is added straight away, with its race incident if there is one; the ranked boats come from the regatta.
- For a cruising yacht, the rating, its coefficient and the corrected time from the results sheet.
- The role of each person on board, from helmsman to tactician. “Next outing” carries on with the same boat.
Your outings and your races, race by race
Each line gives the class, the miles, the average speed, the venue and the crew; the boat, the daily form and the type of outing sit in tags. A regatta day files its races under its heading.
- “By regatta”, “Solo”, “Crewed”, “Training”: one filter with a tap, on 2026, 2025 or the whole history.
- A regatta day gives its venue and its number of races, then files each race beneath.
- Seasons run from 1 January to 31 December: “2026” groups the whole year.
Miles, not places
A cruising outing is noted in miles, in miles under engine and in hours; the speed is calculated. A stay files its outings under its name, day after day.
Who was on board, and in which position
Each person on board has their role of the day, from helmsman to navigator. The average place can also be read by the crew member who was with you.
Everything sailing brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Solo and crewed
- Outcomes: retired, no show and disqualified
- Training, friendly, leisure and official
- Class (20), race incident (13), points, boats ranked, category place, age group (3), rating system (3), handicap coefficient, corrected time, wind force, wind direction (8), sea state (10)…
- “Next outing” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Regatta, individual championship, training camp and stay
- Rounds: qualifying, round robin and final
- Event grade, overall place, total points, discarded races and boats entered
Rankings
- 2 systems: FFVoile and FFVoile levels
- FFVoile levels: N1 to N5, 5 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- By class
- Places by class
- Places by season
- By venue
- Volume
- By event grade
- Overall place
- Regatta places
- Regatta places by season
- Race incidents
- Hours and outings by role
- Sail size by wind
- Calculated: Average speed
- Every figure says how many outings it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Sailing, and everything you do alongside
Do you also surf, dive or fish? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 outings; Premium opens your whole history.
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