Clear service status
Visual status indicators distinguish upcoming and due work. Review them before departure or race day to prioritise the tasks that need attention. These indicators are not automatic push reminders for due services.
Keep your engine, rigging and safety equipment on a clear service schedule. Connect vessel usage, maintenance status and completed work in the same app as your sailing logbook.


SailAlign helps you organize maintenance tasks for every boat and component in one place. Create your own service items and let the app calculate progress from calendar time, logged engine hours or nautical miles. Set more than one limit for the same item; the first limit reached makes the service due.
Create maintenance items for engine, rigging, safety gear, winches, batteries, and any other component you want to track.
Choose a calendar interval in months, an engine-hour limit, a nautical-mile limit or a combination. Use the equipment manufacturer’s recommendations and your boat’s requirements to decide the values.
Use logged trips and engine-hour records to update service progress automatically and reduce manual maintenance calculations.
Collaborate with crew members, track completed jobs, and see what is due next before a cruise, training session, or regatta.
Keep a clear boat maintenance schedule and service log for your engine, rigging, safety equipment and onboard systems. Track boat maintenance by time, engine hours or nautical miles in the same app as your sailing logbook. Stay on top of upcoming and overdue jobs with a clear maintenance dashboard for each vessel. See all app features or visit our FAQ.
SailAlign's Boat Maintenance feature helps owners and crews keep vessels reliable and safe with structured service tracking. It is designed for practical onboard workflows and long-term maintenance planning:
Create maintenance items for engine, hull, rigging, electronics, safety gear, and onboard systems with separate intervals.
Track routine service by calendar schedule such as monthly, seasonal, or annual inspections and replacements.
Monitor engine maintenance based on running hours for oil changes, filters, impellers, and other engine components.
Use traveled distance as a service trigger for wear-related components or route-dependent maintenance routines.
Keep maintenance status aligned with actual use by updating service counters from your sailing logbook entries.
Share maintenance lists with crew members so tasks, status, and progress remain visible to everyone involved.
Visual status indicators distinguish upcoming and due work. Review them before departure or race day to prioritise the tasks that need attention. These indicators are not automatic push reminders for due services.
Relevant logbook records update maintenance usage for the boat. Distance and engine-hour progress depend on the data entered in the logbook; engine hours are not read automatically from the engine. Adjust counters manually when correcting a baseline or adding usage that was not logged.
Mark the work complete and restart the service counters. The history records the completion date, your note and the person who completed the service, helping the next owner or crew member understand what happened.
Share the boat’s maintenance list with your crew to keep task status and completed work visible. Manage separate lists for multiple vessels without mixing their service counters or histories.
Create items for oil, filters or the impeller. Combine a calendar limit with an engine-hour limit when the service documentation specifies both. Log actual engine use, then record the completed service and any parts or observations in your note.
Keep inspection and service items for standing rigging, running rigging, winches or deck fittings. Use time and, where appropriate, sailing-distance limits based on the equipment guidance and conditions of use.
Organise checks for lifejackets, batteries and other safety equipment. Set calendar intervals from the relevant inspection or service requirements and keep completion notes together with the record.
There is no universal service interval for every boat. Set each value from the manufacturer’s documentation, applicable requirements and qualified advice for the equipment you use.
Whether you maintain a racing dinghy, keelboat, family cruiser, or a small club fleet, SailAlign keeps service items organized per vessel. Switch boats in the app and review each maintenance list with its own intervals, status, and service history.
Pair maintenance tracking with SailAlign's logbook, route tracking, and crew sharing tools to reduce paperwork and keep your vessel ready for safe sailing.
Boat Maintenance tracking is a planning and status-tracking tool designed to help organize service work. Always follow manufacturer recommendations, class rules, and local safety regulations for inspection and maintenance intervals.
The app can support maintenance planning, but the owner, skipper, or responsible technician remains accountable for proper inspection, repairs, and seaworthiness decisions before departure.
Sailing maintenance depends on real usage, not just calendar dates. By connecting maintenance tasks with logbook activity, SailAlign helps you plan service intervals based on how the boat is actually used.
This makes it easier to catch upcoming service needs early, coordinate tasks with crew members, and reduce the risk of missed maintenance before important sailing days.
You can track maintenance tasks by calendar time, engine hours, or nautical miles for each vessel component, including custom maintenance items and recurring service intervals.
Yes. When your logbook entries include engine hours or traveled distance, SailAlign can update service progress automatically, helping you keep maintenance intervals accurate without manual calculations.
Yes. Maintenance lists can be shared with crew members so everyone can see task status, upcoming services, and completed work for the same vessel.
Yes. SailAlign highlights upcoming and overdue maintenance items, making it easy to prioritize safety-critical tasks before departure or race day.
Yes. Maintenance is organized per vessel, so you can manage separate service schedules for multiple boats inside the same SailAlign account.
Yes. Maintenance is vessel-based and works for race boats, cruising boats, and club fleets.
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