Pytha Draw vs Week to Regatta

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Learn to sail and get ready for your first regatta in one focused week. Week to Regatta is a free sailing school in your pocket: short lessons, a sailing simulator built on real physics, races against bots and friends, and the racing rules explained with diagrams. WHY SAILORS USE IT - One clear plan: 8 lessons over 7 days, from wind and points of sail to the start line. - A simulator that answers honestly: the yacht runs on a VPP physics model, the same family of math sail designers use. - Practice that sticks: drills for tacking, gybing, trim and wind shifts until they become automatic. - Completely free. No ads, no account, no paywall. THE 7-DAY PLAN Day 1. Wind, points of sail and the first hand on the helm. Day 2. Sail trim and tell-tales. Day 3. Tacking and gybing under control. Day 4. Heel, leeway and how the boat really moves. Day 5. Polars and your target speed. Day 6. The start, the line and the first beat. Day 7. Mark roundings, the finish and the pre-race checklist. The "Continue" button on the home screen always opens the next step, so you never wonder where you stopped. SIMULATORS - Basics: steer the boat and feel heel and leeway from the side, the top and the stern. - Trim trainer: sheet in, ease out, reef, and watch the speed respond. - 3D boat: look around the yacht and see the sail shape from any angle. RACE Race a short course against bots at three levels, or open a multiplayer race and invite friends. After the finish, an AI coach reviews your race and tells you what to fix next. LEARN THE BOAT AND THE RULES - Racing rules: 21 real situations with diagrams. Know who has right of way before the protest room does. - Yacht anatomy: 17 parts on an interactive boat, with the line that controls each one. - Glossary: 50+ sailing terms, searchable and offline. - First week on board: what to pack, what to ask the skipper, how to help the crew. - Pre-race checklist: tick it off the night before. POLISH CERTIFICATES (IN POLISH) - SRC marine radio: 324 official UKE exam questions and a voice simulator for MAYDAY and PAN-PAN calls. - Sternik motorowodny (motorboat helmsman): 879 exam questions, theory and a full mock exam with 75 questions in 90 minutes. PRIVACY No ads, no account, no tracking across apps. Your progress stays on your device. The app sends only anonymous usage statistics, and you can switch them off in Settings. LANGUAGES English, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Russian. WHO IT IS FOR - First-time racers signing up for a club series. - Cruisers who want to start racing. - New crew with a regatta on the calendar. - Anyone preparing for a Polish SRC or motorboat licence exam. Open Day 1. See you on the start line.