Passage Plans Built for the Bridge, Not the Filing Cabinet
A four-phase APEM wizard — Appraisal, Planning, Master Approval, Execution — takes every plan from first look to completed voyage. Appraisal auto-populates from your vessel registry, active crew, latest weather observations, nav equipment, recent port calls, and active charter. Planning covers waypoints, under-keel clearance, tidal gates, hazards, contingencies with abort points and refuge ports, and pilotage. Waypoint editing is fast: drag to move with automatic renumbering and course, distance, and ETA recompute; insert between legs; 20 operations of undo. Master Approval takes dual signatures — officers and master. Execution logs position fixes against the plan. Exchange routes with your plotter: GPX for Raymarine and Garmin, RTZ (IEC 61174) for type-approved ECDIS. Plans tier BASIC or FULL per MGN 610. The chart library remembers — past plans suggest charts by port match, route overlap, and recency.
The Problem
Passage plans created in navigation software that doesn't talk to the logbook. Weather checked separately. UKC calculated on paper. The plan lives on one PC, inaccessible from shore.
What you get
- APEM four-phase wizard: Appraisal, Planning, Master Approval, Execution
- GPX export and import for Raymarine and Garmin; RTZ (IEC 61174) for type-approved ECDIS — with XTD limits, speed plan, and ETAs
- Under-keel clearance points with chart depth, tide, draft, and dynamic allowance; tidal gates
- Contingency planning with abort points and refuge ports
- BASIC or FULL plan tiers per MGN 610
- 20-operation undo, drag-move waypoints with automatic renumber and ETA recompute
- Auto-populate from vessel registry, crew, weather, nav equipment, and recent port calls
- Chart library with permanent memory — suggestions scored from past plans
- Dual-signature approval — officers and master
Works Offline — Complete passage plans available at sea across all devices.
Connected modules