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In sea-trials · built & sailed through 2026

From the dock to the debrief.

One platform, two surfaces: the phone works the race afloat, the web is home base ashore — one account, one checked nav library, one grounded brain, closing the loop from curate to debrief.

Race · Prestart GPS + NMEA
Time to start1:24

The app's real race metrics · values illustrative

One platform

One product. Two surfaces. One loop.

Afloat · the phone

A tactician in the cockpit.

SailFast aggregates the boat’s instruments into one feed, works the race live, and captures the telemetry as it goes.

  • Aggregate feed off the boat’s instruments
  • Work the race — start, beat, mark roundings
  • Capture telemetry, recorded as it happens

Ashore · the web

The home base.

The web is where the platform is set up and tuned — venues, courses and prep, the sim, and Hughie, with the debrief to come as the loop closes.

  • Venues, courses and race prep
  • Rehearse in the sim, ask Hughie
  • Debrief to come — reading the race back ashore

curaterehearseasksaildebrief

No mock data. No borrowed screenshots.

  • Aggregated off a real NMEA feed
  • Every race recorded at 1 Hz
  • Courses reconciled to real nav-data & AtoN
  • Multi-venue from day one

The origin

A race doesn’t start at the gun, or end at the finish.

The instruments were never the hard part. Aggregating a feed, working the line, reading a layline — sailors have had those numbers for years. What nothing did was close the loop: curate the venue and the course ashore, rehearse it, ask a grounded brain, sail it, and read the race back afterwards, all on one account against one checked library.

SailFast is that loop. The instruments are the on-ramp; the recorded race and the one platform around it are the point.

Built by sailors who write software · proven where it counts, on the water

01On the water

The race, worked live.

Afloat, SailFast aggregates the boat’s instruments into one feed and works the race in real time — the start line, the beat, each mark rounding. Where there’s no instrument network, phone GPS carries the start timer, the line and course navigation on its own. The instruments are the on-ramp; working the whole race is the job.

Live race · illustrative

The guidance is advisory — it shows the call and the reasoning, and leaves the decision to the crew.

02The record

Every race, recorded and read back.

This is the part nothing else does. Every race is written to its own database at 1 Hz, and a live tactical-analytics engine reads it back as it runs — the cost of each tack and gybe, the shifts and their oscillation, the gap to target VMG, tack advantage, the effect of the current, broken out per leg.

Race analytics · illustrative 1 Hz

Tack cost · seconds lost

Wind trend · direction over the beat

  • Its own database, at 1 HzEvery race is captured second-by-second — the whole track, not a summary — so nothing about how it was sailed is lost.
  • A live tactical-analytics engineTack and gybe cost, shifts and oscillation, VMG gap, tack advantage, current effect and a per-leg breakdown — read off the record while the race is still on.
  • Tack-split & wind-trend chartsThe manoeuvres and the breeze, plotted, with a summary at the finish.

On the horizonthe web-side debrief and performance over time are coming as the loop closes — reading the whole record back ashore.

03Ashore

The home base.

Ashore, the web is where the platform is set up. One curated, checked nav library sits behind every boat — marks and courses reconciled against real nav-data, moved candidate → promote through the workbench, then synced to the phone. Amend and share them, across as many venues as the fleet races.

A checked nav library

Marks and courses reconciled to real nav-data and AtoN, promoted through the workbench candidate → promote gate, then synced to the boat — amend and share, multi-venue.

Preview, activate, rehearse

Preview a course and activate it for the boat, then rehearse it in the sim — which runs the same race pipeline the app sails, so practice matches the real thing.

Follow the fleet

Follow venues and series, and let Up Next surface the race in front of you — the home base for everything before the warning signal.

04Hughie

One grounded brain, ashore to afloat.

Hughie is a fact-only tactical kernel: it reads the same numbers the platform computes and never invents them. Advisory by design, it answers from checked, multi-venue knowledge — where the data runs out, it says so. It’s live on the web today.

Numbers, never invented

Every figure Hughie gives traces to a real data call. It reasons over the platform’s own numbers rather than guessing — a grounded kernel, not a glib chatbot.

Checked, multi-venue knowledge

Venue-by-venue tactical knowledge built from checked sources — each claim carrying where it came from and how much weight it deserves. Where the record is thin, it says “don’t know.”

Live on web, advisory

Ask Hughie ashore today. It advises — it never takes the call off the crew.

On the horizonHughie is heading into the boat next — spoken, hands-free, with a suggested route to read alongside the crew’s own call.

Pricing

Free while we’re in sea-trials.

Laddered by platform, not instruments — the on-water essentials are free for good; the tiers above open up reading the race back and building the platform out for a boat, then a whole program.

Free during beta · no card

Club

$0/mo · free for good

On-water essentials: work the race, follow the fleet.

  • Aggregate feed + GPS fallback
  • Start + beat tactics
  • Every race recorded @1Hz (raw account)
  • Follow venues/series + Up Next
  • Sail published courses

Campaign

$39/mo

For a program: crew, shore team, venues built out with it.

  • Performance + boats/courses shared across crew
  • Curator workbench (publish org nav-data/courses, role-gated)
  • Multiple boats each w/ own polars
  • Priority support

Access beta

Come sea-trial it.

Join the waitlist or drop in with a code — it’s free while we’re in sea-trials, no card, no catch.