Past the reef there is no signal. Insight Travel is built around that.
Everything that decides a day at sea is computed on your phone, from data that ships inside the app: the tides, the reef-pass windows, the dive windows, the morning briefing, the island guides, the emergency procedures. Weather is the only thing that needs a connection, and it is cached with its age shown on screen.
266 CURATED SPOTS
Across six Society Islands and two Tuamotu atolls: 62 anchorages with holding and shelter notes, 43 dive sites with briefings and certification levels, 22 reef passes with transit guidance, plus hikes, marinas, kite spots, provisioning, dining and medical.
THE TRIP CLOCK
Every day of the charter drawn as a single 24-hour band — darkness, low sun, the hours the reef reads well, pass transit brackets, dive windows — so you can see the shape of a day before you plan it. Export the whole trip as a PDF for the chart table. The solar layers are exact for any date, years ahead, with no connection.
PLANNING THAT ARGUES BACK
Day-by-day itineraries with alternatives the crew can vote on. Rework a Day ranks the ways today could go against the forecast, the tide, where the boat actually is and what your crew is certified for, and anything ruled out says why instead of quietly disappearing. Passage planning between islands, checklists, a provisioning planner and a trip log.
WEATHER AND TIDE
Wind and gusts on the Beaufort scale, swell, temperature, and a seven-day view that tells you which days are worth sailing. Tides from harmonic constants fitted to the French hydrographic service's published predictions, with the station behind each island named on screen. Pass windows combine tide with sun angle, because a reef you cannot read is a reef you should not enter. Dive windows timed to the water and checked against your crew's certifications.
A morning briefing that opens with the one thing deciding the day — the weather gate, the passage, or the boat not being where the plan thinks it is — rather than reciting the forecast.
ON DECK
Anchor Watch with drag alerts, a Lock Screen Live Activity and a home screen widget, so the boat is watched while you sleep. A countdown to the next workable reef pass. Offline emergency procedures for man overboard, fire, flooding, dismasting, grounding, medical and diving emergencies, with French Polynesian rescue contacts. Marine Protected Area boundaries, DPAM anchorage rules, and a customs tracker for port entry, exit and bond requirements.
Download the trip before you leave and it pins the charts for every anchorage, pass and dive site on your itinerary, showing you the megabytes before it moves any of them.
ISLAND STORIES
Sourced passages on the history, legends and archaeology of where you are heading, delivered as you approach. Cook's third visit to Opunohu. The fish traps at Maeva. The marae at Taputapuatea.
WHERE THE NUMBERS COME FROM
Every figure carries its provenance. Tide times name their station and say when they are modelled rather than tabulated. Photographs carry their photographer and licence, and generated illustrations are labelled as illustrations on the picture itself. Island passages cite their sources.
No account to create. No analytics. No advertising. No third-party SDK of any kind.
IMPORTANT
Insight Travel is a planning and reference aid. It is not a navigation system and must not be used as one. Tides, dive windows and pass windows are modelled, not official tables. Anchor Watch is an aid, not a substitute for keeping watch. Always carry official charts and tide tables and verify anything that matters against them.
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