SailIQ

Now you see what your sailor sees, live. With Quick Live Data, the coach connects to any sailor and gets their navigation screens and map in real time, right on the phone: heading, speed and position, exactly as they see them. Invite your own crew, search for anyone, or share a link; the sailor accepts or declines with a tap and starts sharing their navigation instantly. And your coach is no longer just on the RIB — the AI Coach lives inside your device. It learns your preferences with a swipe, builds your plan block by block, and writes it straight into your Notebook — all on-device, and only for you. The community breathes easier. The feed now shows an interactive map with your real track on every session and fills up with what's happening today; your counters open your connections with infinite scroll, and the ranking takes you to the session that leads it in one tap. Groups gain their own chat, a full-screen map, and a team photo. Your everyday, closer to hand: a redesigned home with My Tools —boats, courses and accounting—, quick calendar entries, iOS-style photo cropping on every upload, and notifications you control, type by type. Under the hood, everything's faster and steadier, with your data kept separate by account and environment. Now also in German, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Portuguese: seven languages, with on-the-fly switching and dates in your own language.

Your season just leveled up. The coach space becomes a full command center: shared planning, accounting and fleet at a tap, and a redesigned dashboard with AI-powered analysis that turns every outing into decisions. Live training now just flows, sailors join with accept/decline cards, open sign-up, and a no-boat mode. And even if your plan lapses, your work stays right there, in read-only mode. We've brought committee regatta management to iPhone and iPad, native and offline-first: per-race dashboard and stopwatch, fleet-based control, independent signals, and per-class standings, with entries managed right inside the app. Coach regattas get a richer map, line-ups, standings, and a sailor profile card, now on the navigator's map too, plus public pages you can share without asking anyone to sign up. Adding sessions has never been easier: one smart wizard brings Strava and files into a single flow. And under the hood, everything runs tighter: a more robust cache, offline backup, and per-account, per-environment separation so your tracks never get crossed. On Apple Watch, a configurable start countdown with start-line haptics to nail your cross. Less friction, more racing.

This release brings a major step up in the coach workspace, which becomes a much more complete environment: shared planning, an accounting panel, a redesigned dashboard with AI-powered analysis, and a more natural live training flow with accept/decline sailor cards, free-text entry and a no-boat mode. We've also expanded coach regattas with a richer map, rosters, standings and sailor detail, now visible on the sailor's map too. Adding sessions is simpler thanks to a new wizard that unifies Strava and files in a single flow, and the cache is noticeably more solid, with revalidation, offline fallback and per-account / per-environment scoping so tracks never cross. The Apple Watch gets one of its most ambitious updates so far, with a watch-face style home, a brand-new Runs screen for dinghy, a tactical race compass, a cruise mode with route-relative widgets, heart-rate zones and standalone recording with direct upload to the server. The social experience takes a big step forward too, with a redesigned Instagram-style chat that lets you queue messages, retry failed sends and keep the contact always visible, plus feed cards with real likes and comments. Alongside that, the app adopts the native iOS 26 Liquid Glass TabView, ships full-screen iPhone navigation, adds an avatar and cover crop editor in the profile, refines the new Sailor Coach and Sailor Coach Pro pricing with their welcome offers, and brings a broad round of localization, visual consistency, performance and stronger crash reporting. The result is a more mature, faster and more coherent app across the flows you use every day.

In this version, we’ve taken a significant step forward in the areas that matter most for everyday use of SailIQ. We’ve expanded the Notebook into a much more complete experience, adding goals, places, clearer navigation, and stronger offline behavior so working inside the app feels more natural and reliable. We’ve also noticeably improved the events and training experience, with richer views, better participation handling, and a more polished presentation of key information. On top of that, we’ve strengthened the social experience with clearer navigation, faster loading, and a more stable in-app profile. This release also brings meaningful improvements to onboarding, profile, session history, and session detail, along with a broad round of localization, visual consistency, and overall performance updates. The result is a more mature, faster, and more coherent app across the flows people use most often.

In this version, we focused on making SailIQ more solid, useful, and consistent in everyday use. We improved the profile flow to ensure a more complete identity from the start, enhanced the Notebook experience for creating and organizing content, and added the option to sync Notebook entries with Apple Calendar. We also improved session history management, giving you more control over your records and a clearer, more polished session detail experience. On top of that, we continued refining the app across key areas such as navigation, localization, and visual consistency in screens like Boats, Notebook, and social views. This release also includes several internal stability and performance improvements in preview loading and other frequently used flows, making SailIQ feel smoother, more stable, and more reliable day to day.

In this version, we continue improving SailIQ so that every session gives you more value before, during, and after you sail. We have strengthened session analysis, improved the training and notebook experience, expanded the social side of the app to make it more useful and engaging, and added better ways to share your activity, including a smoother Strava integration and the ability to share to Instagram Stories. We have also refined the overall experience across areas like profile, events, clubs, watch, and sync, so the app feels more complete, stable, and useful day to day.

This update brings major improvements to navigation, session analysis, and overall tracking. We’ve refreshed several key screens across the app, improved the way maneuvers and sailing segments are displayed and understood, and made session sync more reliable. We’ve also improved GPX and CSV session import, enhanced routes, training, events, and social areas of the app, and strengthened the Strava integration. This release also includes general performance improvements, stability fixes, and a smoother overall experience.

In this version, we’ve continued improving SailIQ to make analyzing, training, and sharing your activity smoother and more complete. - New iPad support, with an experience adapted to larger screens. - Improvements to Home, with a stronger layout and better presentation of your latest session. - Optimized session sync to load information in a more efficient and scalable way. - Better consistency in session metrics and previews, including improvements to max speed and route display. - More coherent session history and detail views, with better handling of real session names. - Improved Notebook tools with richer forms, a more useful calendar, and color support for blocks. - Better training planning, including improved athlete search. - Expanded localization across social, analysis, events, and training features. - Bug fixes and overall stability and performance improvements.