Maintenance Crew

My Boat, Calendar, Readiness, and Ship's Store no longer open to an empty pane on Mac or iPad — each one now shows something useful the moment you open it, and remembers where you left off next time you come back. On a wide Mac or iPad display, we've also capped how far your content stretches, so long lists and detail views stay comfortable to read instead of running edge to edge. On Mac, vessel photos now scale to fill the available width instead of rendering at a small, fixed height, and opening a Ship's Log entry shows it right in the detail column instead of a separate window. When a co-skipper makes a change on a shared boat, you'll now hear about it right away — a brief notice appears no matter what you're looking at, whether it's one update or several logged in quick succession, and tapping it takes you straight to their full activity history. This release also includes a number of smaller reliability and inventory-tracking fixes across the app. Check out the companion MacOS app (included in the subscription). The Mac app now feels like a Mac app. Settings has moved out of the sidebar into its own native window, opened from the app menu or with ⌘, — General, Appearance, Maintenance, Inventory, Sync, Account, and Advanced, each its own tab. Sheets like Add Part and Receive Stock show one title instead of two, keep it fixed above the content as you scroll, and resize with your window instead of staying a fixed width. Several dialogs that used to pop up as separate windows — adding a part, adding safety gear or a compliance document, editing a vessel — now open right in place next to the list you're working from, so you never lose your spot, and right-click now brings up familiar menus across Ship's Log, Calendar, My Boat, and more.