Skipper360
Maintenance
Stay ahead of maintenance instead of reacting to it
Marine work comes due by engine hours or by the calendar, whichever arrives first. Skipper360 watches both, so nothing slips.
Stop guessing what your boat needs next.
The problem
Owning the boat is the fun part. Managing it isn't.
Marine maintenance is unforgiving. Intervals run on engine hours and on the calendar, every engine and system has its own schedule, and the records end up everywhere except where you need them.
01
Everything lives somewhere different
Manuals in a drawer, receipts in a folder, intervals in your head, a reminder on a sticky note. Nothing is connected to anything else.
02
A missed interval gets expensive fast
A skipped impeller or an overdue gear-oil change turns into a repair bill — or a season-ending breakdown a long way from the dock.
03
You do the hour math by hand
Every interval means finding the chart in the manual, reading the hour meter, and working out how much running time you have left.
Every watercraft becomes a hub. Equipment, maintenance, engine hours, service visits, manuals, and photos all hang off it — so there is exactly one place to look.
The fix
One place for your boat
Every watercraft becomes a hub. Equipment, maintenance, engine hours, service visits, manuals, and photos all hang off it — so there is exactly one place to look.
Watercraft
Make, model, year, Hull ID (HIN), registration number, home port, and a full specification sheet — length, beam, draft, dead rise, dry weight, fuel and water capacity, passenger capacity.
Equipment
Engines, generators, electronics, safety gear, trailers, and more — each in its own category, with the fields that category actually needs.
Maintenance
Schedules that run on engine hours, on the calendar, or on both at once, with checklists and completion history.
Engine hours
Logged at the watercraft or per piece of equipment, feeding straight into what comes due next.
Service history
Who did the work, what was replaced, what it cost, how it was paid — with the invoice attached.
Manuals & photos
Owner's manuals, registrations, receipts, and photos stored against the watercraft or equipment they belong to.
Atlas-assisted setup
Start from documents or web search. Review before anything saves.
Upload the paperwork you have, or enter make and model so Skipper360 can search public specs. Either way, the result arrives as an editable draft.
- Choose
Upload documents or search the web
Add a PDF manual, registration, bill of sale, licence, or photo — or start from make, model, and optional year when the paperwork is not handy.
- Extract
Skipper360 researches it
Documents are classified and extracted; web searches look for public manufacturer, manual, dealer, or catalogue sources. Repeated lookups are hash-matched when enough fields were found.
- Verify
You check the result
Nothing is saved behind your back. Everything arrives as a draft you review and edit before it becomes part of your records.
- Track
The schedule starts running
Approved tasks become live maintenance schedules, tied to the right equipment, counting down in hours and months from that moment.
- Reads maintenance tasks with both hour-based and time-based intervals
- Cross-checks results through an independent verification pass when available, for better accuracy
- Upload a manual or repeat a web lookup we already recognise and setup can be ready almost instantly
- Search by make, model, and optional year when you do not have a document nearby
- Prefer to type it yourself? Manual entry is available everywhere, on every plan
Atlas-assisted setup is part of Pro and Captain — and your very first watercraft can be set up with it before you pay anything.
Atlas extraction and web search can make mistakes. You review every task and specification before it is saved, and you should always confirm maintenance requirements against the manufacturer's documentation.
Dashboard
The state of your boat, the moment you open the app
No digging. One screen answers what needs doing, what it has cost you, and what happened recently.
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Equipment
Know every piece of gear on board
A boat is not one machine. Skipper360 treats each engine, generator, plotter, and trailer as its own record — with its own hours, its own documents, and its own maintenance.
Engine hours
Hours that actually mean something
An hour meter reading on its own is trivia. Connected to your maintenance schedule, it is the difference between planned work and an unplanned tow.
Service history
Keep the record that proves the work was done
The maintenance history is what a warranty claim needs, what a buyer asks for, and what tells the next mechanic what has already been tried.
Documents
One library instead of six folders
Manuals, registrations, insurance paperwork, invoices, and photos live with the watercraft or equipment they belong to — and are with you at the dock.
- PDFs and photos up to 50 MB, stored securely and privately to your account
- Attached to a watercraft, a piece of equipment, or a service visit — never floating loose
- Upload the same document twice and Skipper360 recognises it instead of duplicating it
- Manufacturer manuals already in the shared library make your setup faster
- Removing an attachment never pulls a document out from under another record that still needs it
Details
Built for how boats are actually owned
The parts that don't fit on a feature list but decide whether an app gets used in year two.
More than one boat
A cruiser, a PWC, and the trailer that hauls it — all tracked separately, all on one dashboard.
Sign in without a password
Enter your email, get a one-time code, and you're in. No password to forget or reuse.
Face ID and fingerprint
Re-open Skipper360 with Face ID, a fingerprint, or your device passcode instead of waiting for a code.
English, Spanish, and French
The whole app — and this site — in your language, picked up from your device automatically.
Light and dark
Follow your device, or lock it to light or dark. Dark mode is genuinely readable in a dim cabin.
Imperial or metric
Switch units to match the way you actually talk about your boat.
Reminders that reach you
Notifications on your device before maintenance comes due, not just a badge you never look at.
A guided start
Onboarding walks you through your first watercraft, and the app tour can be replayed any time from Settings.
Your data stays yours
Delete your account and everything belonging to it from inside the app — no email request, no waiting.
Why Skipper360
Manual tracking vs. Skipper360
Most boat owners already have a system. It is usually a drawer, a folder, a spreadsheet, and a good memory. Here is what changes.
| Manuals, folders & spreadsheets | Skipper360 | |
|---|---|---|
| Watercraft details and specifications | Spread across the registration, the manual, and memory | One record with HIN, registration, home port, and full specs |
| Equipment records | A note per item, if it was written down at all | Each item categorised and linked to its watercraft |
| Owner's manuals | A drawer, a downloads folder, or a web search on the dock | Stored against the equipment they document |
| Finding maintenance intervals | Read the manual and copy the chart out by hand | Atlas-assisted extraction, reviewed by you |
| Building maintenance schedules | Create and maintain every entry yourself | Built from the manual, or entered manually — your choice |
| Engine hours | A separate note that nothing else reads | Connected to every hour-based task |
| Knowing what's due soon | Work it out yourself, each time | Calculated continuously and surfaced for you |
| Catching what's overdue | Easy to miss until something fails | Flagged on the dashboard and in the task list |
| Reminders | A calendar entry you remembered to create | Device notifications before a task comes due |
| Service history | Receipts, emails, and the marina's records | One history with costs, providers, and attachments |
| Logging a service invoice | Type it in, or file the paper and hope | Extracted from the invoice and matched to open tasks |
| Documents and photos | Camera roll, email, cloud drive, glovebox | Attached to the record they belong to |
| Running several watercraft | The complexity multiplies with every boat | Designed for a fleet from the first screen |
| Answering what the boat has cost | Add receipts by hand, then wonder what is missing | Cost, equipment health, maintenance status, fleet, and hours reports from the records you already keep |
| Checking records away from your phone | Wait until you have the right device with you | The same reports, filters, exports, history, and language support in the web app |
| Proving history when you sell | Reconstruct years of work from memory | A complete record you can export, email, and download again on Captain |
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when your fleet does.
Every paid plan includes a one-month free trial. You are charged only when the trial ends, and you can cancel any time before it does.
Free
Get organised
$0 forever
No credit card required
- 1 watercraft (Included)
- 1 piece of equipment (Included)
- Unlimited maintenance schedules (Included)
- Unlimited engine-hours logging (Included)
- Maintenance reminders (Included)
- Document and photo storage (Included)
- One Atlas-assisted watercraft setup from documents or web search (Included)
- Atlas document extraction and web spec search (Not included)
- Service visit tracking (Not included)
- Reports and analytics (Not included)
Most popular
Pro
For the serious owner
$6.99 / month
or $49.99/year ($4.17/mo)
1-month free trial
- Unlimited watercraft and equipment (Included)
- Atlas extraction from manuals, registrations, invoices, and web-sourced specs (Included)
- Unlimited service visit tracking with attachments (Included)
- Atlas matching of invoices to maintenance tasks (Included)
- Document library and photos (Included)
- Faster setup from already-recognised manuals and cached web searches (Included)
- Everything in Free (Included)
Captain
For the whole fleet
$9.99 / month
or $79.99/year ($6.67/mo)
1-month free trial
- Everything in Pro (Included)
- Cost and maintenance analytics (Included)
- Cost breakdown, equipment health, maintenance status, fleet summary, and log-hours reports (Included)
- PDF and CSV export (Included)
- Reports delivered by email (Included)
- Report history you can download again (Included)
- Reports in the mobile app and web app, in English, Spanish, and French (Included)
Prices shown in US dollars and may vary by region. Subscriptions are billed through your App Store account; the final price, renewal terms, and trial eligibility are always shown at checkout. See the Terms of Use for plan and billing details.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What kinds of watercraft does Skipper360 support?
Recreational watercraft — powerboats, sailboats, and personal watercraft — along with the equipment on board. Engines, generators, electrical and navigation systems, safety gear, trailers, and accessories are all tracked by category.
What does Skipper360 Atlas do?
It can classify uploaded documents, extract maintenance schedules and vessel details, or search public web sources from make, model, and optional year. Everything arrives as a draft you review and edit before it is saved. Atlas output can make mistakes, so always verify against manufacturer documentation.
Can I use Skipper360 without the Atlas?
Yes. Every screen supports manual entry, and manual entry is available on every plan including Free. The Atlas is a shortcut, not a requirement.
How do maintenance reminders work?
Skipper360 works out when each task is due from your logged engine hours and from the calendar, then sends reminders through notifications on your device. Reminders are an organisational aid — always confirm maintenance requirements against your manufacturer's documentation.
Is my data private?
Your watercraft, maintenance records, and uploaded documents are private to your account and stored securely. Skipper360 Atlas processes documents to extract maintenance information for you, and can look up public sources from make, model, and year when you choose that setup path. Official manufacturer manuals — and only those — are shared so other owners of the same equipment benefit. Our Privacy Policy has the full detail.
What is included in the free trial?
Pro and Captain each include a one-month free trial through the App Store. You are charged when the trial ends unless you cancel before then, and you manage the subscription in your App Store settings. Trial eligibility is determined by the App Store.
What happens if I downgrade my plan?
Plans have different limits on watercraft, equipment, and service records. If you downgrade past those limits, Skipper360 shows you exactly which records exceed the new plan before anything is removed, so there are no surprises.
How do I sign in?
Passwordless: enter your email, receive a one-time code, and you're in. After that you can unlock the app with Face ID, a fingerprint, or your device passcode.
Which languages does Skipper360 support?
The app is fully available in English, Spanish, and French, and picks up your device language automatically. You can change it any time in Settings.
Which devices does Skipper360 run on?
Skipper360 is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store, and signed-in customers can use the web app when they want the same records and reports on a larger screen.
The season is short. Spend it on the water.
Set up your watercraft from a document or web search, review the draft, and let the schedule build itself. The next time something is due, you'll already know.
Free to start · 1-month free trial on Pro and Captain · Cancel anytime