AeroNauticalTrax NauticalTrax
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NauticalTrax is in development. There is nothing to download or buy yet — this page describes what it is being built to do. VehicleTrax, built on the same engine, is shipping today.

iPhone · iPad · Mac

The boat and the mariner, in one record.

Haul-outs, surveys, engine hours and the systems aboard that each keep their own schedule. And on the other side, the days underway that accumulate toward a credential. Both run on hours and dates that come due.

Free to try · one-time $19.99 unlock · no subscription · no account required

iPhone iPad Mac iCloud sync No tracking
Serenity · 42' Trawler 1,284 engine hrs · 3.1 gph
  • Zinc anodes every 6 months · last 03/12/2026 12 days overdue
  • Raw water impeller every 250 hrs · 214 hrs since 36 hrs left
  • Engine oil & filter every 200 hrs · last 1,140 hrs due in 56 hrs
  • Bottom paint & haul-out every 24 months · last 05/2025 due in 8 months
  • Condition & value survey every 5 years · last 07/2023 due 07/2028
Sample data · intervals by engine hours or calendar
Yard work
Haul-outs and surveys kept as history, with the next one already scheduled.
Sea service
Days underway, waters, tonnage and capacity, logged voyage by voyage.
Reports
One PDF covering haul-out and survey history together.
Privacy
No account, no sign-up, no ads, and nothing sold or shared.

What it tracks

Two records, one boat.

The vessel keeps its own time and so do you. Each gets its own page rather than a paragraph.

The vessel

A boat keeps time differently.

Engine hours, calendar dates and the haul-out cycle — a season that starts and ends, and work that only happens out of the water.

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Sea service

The time you put in counts for something.

Days underway recorded per voyage rather than reconstructed years later, totalling toward a Merchant Mariner Credential.

See how it works

The shared engine

Everything VehicleTrax does, underneath.

NauticalTrax is not a smaller app with marine words pasted on. It is the same record-keeping engine that ships in VehicleTrax today, with the marine half built on top.

  • Service records with reusable service-item templates for recurring work
  • Parts catalog with cost and supplier tracking
  • Improvements and upgrades, documented with photos
  • Recurring expenditures — insurance, slip fees, subscriptions, memberships
  • Vendor and yard directory
  • Reusable checklists with nested sub-items for departure and winterizing
  • Dashboard summarizing status, upcoming work and costs
  • Projects and punch lists for refits and seasonal prep
  • PDF and CSV export for every table in the app
  • Custom-scoped reports — one vessel or the whole fleet
  • iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac
  • Manual and automatic backups

Pricing

Try it first. One purchase after that.

The same terms as VehicleTrax. The trial does not expire, and there is no subscription. Prices are what is planned — nothing is on sale yet.

NauticalTrax Trial

Freeno expiry, no account

The whole app, with room to evaluate it properly.

  • Up to 2 vessels
  • Up to 10 records in each table
  • Every feature and every screen in the app
  • Read any PDF report on screen
  • Manual backup and restore — your data is never locked in
  • iCloud sync across your devices

NauticalTrax Full

$19.99one-time in-app purchase

Every limit removed, plus export and automatic backups.

  • Unlimited vessels
  • Unlimited records in every table
  • Export, print and share PDF and CSV reports
  • Automatic backups
  • Universal across iPhone, iPad and Mac
  • Covered by Family Sharing
  • Every future update included

What NauticalTrax is not

NauticalTrax is a personal record-keeping tool. The sea service you record here is a working record to help you assemble an application — it is not an official sea service form, and it is not submitted anywhere on your behalf. Nor does it replace a licensed surveyor's report or a yard's work order. Keep the documents your licensing authority and insurer require; use NauticalTrax to have the history and the totals ready when you need them.