A unique sailing blog for all your adventures

Track your boat and share your memories on the seven seas.

Skipperblogs is tailor-made for sailing voyages

Collect all your navigations and stopovers memories in one place.

Build a customized website to keep your family and friend live updated

In addition to blog posts, your adventure continues to be told through live map as you sail the seven seas.

Your boat is automatically tracked.
It means you have nothing to do.

Use one (or more) of these trackings to have your position automatically updated along the coast or for bluewater cruising.

AIS

Iridium Go

PredictWind

Garmin InReach

Spot

SkyMate

E-mail

API

SSB Radio

Soon available

Android/iOS application

Whastapp

Sailserver

YB tracking

Your adventure isunique,
so is yourwebsite

More far-reaching than a simple blog, you can create your website by personalizing its style and add widgets and modules.

Or you can keep it simple and start blogging within minutes.

Already have a website?
Use the standalone live map

Embed the map on any webpages (Wordpress, Wix, Squarespace ...)
Use all trackings systems

Embedded map example

Made for sailors by a sailor

When I started sailing around the world, no solution was good enought to track and tell my stories. So I created my webpage www.telemaque.skipperblogs.com from scratch to keep family and friends informed. Several years of development followed for Skipperblogs to come to life.
Today I am pleased to be at your service and to help many cruisers tell their own stories.

We are very happy with our new website and Alain has been a real star helping us build it and making modifications to suit our needs.
For us, one of the main attractions is that we can send photos to the website using email - even from our very slow IridiumGo.
Alain has always been very quick with responses to our requests and has given very good explanations and guidance.
A very happy SV Kelper.

Andrez Peter Shortwww.kelperstravels.com

Build your website yourself,
but not alone

I am never far away. Whether it is noon or midnight, send me a message and I will help you.
When contacting the support you are talking to the technician and the boss at the same time 😎

You can also find answers on many topics on www.skipperblogs.com/support

A demo is worth a thousand words

Test our dashboard demo version, without register, to have deeper look at how Skipperblogs works.

Demo dashboard Demo website

Join the explorers who have already cast off

399

Adventure boats

3,327

Sea stories

447 K

Miles sailed

89 K

Waypoints logged

Skipperblogs is proud to support

Johannes is an autistic solo-sailor. He's circumnavigating the globe to showcase the equal capabilities of neurodivergent individuals.

Jakob Lang is a 18 y.o. solo sailor from Austria. He is on a voyage with his 31ft sloop to discover the world beyond horizons.

They are using Skipperblogs everyday

Our users rated us 4.6
on Based on 31 reviews

I think it's a great app for keeping track of your sail trips, both past, current and future. Unlike most (or rather all) apps, the map can be embedded on other websites. Also love the track details, ... Read morecustom message and weather, especially the map stats that show the distance and average speed. The only thing I'd want to see improved would be being able to import pictures from cloud services (Google photos, Dropbox etc...).Really love your app. Can tell it's designed and built by avid sailor!

L.Delboca Jul 4, 2024
We are very happy with our new website and Alain has been a real star helping us build it and making modifications to suit our needs . For us, one of the main attractions is that we can send photos to ... Read more the website using email - even from our very slow IridiumGo. Alain has always been very quick with responses to our requests and has given very good explanations and guidance. A very happy SV Kelper.

Andrez Peter Short Dec 19, 2023
I have been using Skipperblogs for 6 months now and I am incredibly happy with the service. The support team is very responsive and helpful which is a big plus. I also love the fact that I could conne ... Read morect a domain name and display only a big map without blog posts. I would highly recommend Skipperblogs to anyone getting ready to cast off.

matthew Jul 24, 2023
I recently tried out and I was impressed with how user-friendly the website is - it's easy to navigate and create a blog. The blog publishing tools are great, allowing you to customize your blog with ... Read moredifferent themes, widgets, ... I like the feature that adds weather and navigation data on the map at each waypoints. Overall, I'm very impressed with Skipperblogs. It's a great platform for all sailors to share their stories!

Jim Sordet Jun 6, 2023
Easy-to-use platform with a great interface that makes it easy to blog about sea travels. You can easily upload images, videos, galleries and keep a journal of your sailing adventures. Has also a grea ... Read moret tracking function. Highly recommended !

S/V Tianama Jun 6, 2023
Great platform. Ideal to create your own website, with many options to customize and personilse to your liking. Amazing features as connecting to your navigational tools , such as your ais and iridiu ... Read morem go.Keep it up

ramses jacoby Nov 20, 2022
Great features and fast response. We are using the mail tracking everyday now and we are really happy with our new blog. The customer service is fast, helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend! Great features and fast response. We are using the mail tracking everyday now and we are really happy with our new blog. The customer service is fast, helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend!

Jerry S. Jan 10, 2023
I think Skipperblogs is a very good app. It is enjoyable to use and our friends and family like to follow. The result is high quality and worth the money. Some features still needs a little improvemen ... Read moret but is very workable.

Selena Jul 24, 2023

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Ready to create memorable adventures with us ?

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