A great session is rarely luck. It's the tide, the wind, your gear, how you slept, what you tried. Log it. OceanLog shows you what stood out. You take it from there.
“What made today so good?”
OceanLog surfaces. You decide.
It explains what it noticed, and why.
We never grade you. No leaderboards. Ever.
You’re compared to your last session. Nobody else.
See your own progress, session by session. OceanLog explains what changed, and why.
Your sessions aren’t a dataset. Secret spots stay secret, everywhere.
We make the handover easier. The judgement stays human.
Fill in your session on the beach. Your draft waits on your phone for two days. Save it when you’re back in range.
Saved automatically for you.
One session or a whole season, and take it back in a tap.
Regulation (EU) 2016/679, lawful basis stated, purpose limited to running your logbook, data minimised.
Your logbook database is stored in the EU, encrypted in transit and at rest. AI reports are generated by Anthropic in the US under SCCs.
Export every session, report and photo in a readable format, no ransom for leaving.
Delete a session or the whole account; back-ups age out within 7 days.
Sharing is opt-in per person, revocable in a tap, and logged. OceanLog is for adults (18+) for now.
No ad networks, no data brokers, no third-party trackers. Secret spots excluded from every count and map.
Included on every plan, free ones too. It isn’t a feature we sell you.
Nothing you log is public unless you make it so. Sharing is per person, per session, and you can take it back.
Redacted everywhere, from coaches and friends too, not just the public map. The reading still works.
Log the crew and the coach. Names are yours to add, remove, and never shown unless you share.
Home coach, trip coach, winter kite instructor, each sees only what you grant. Revoke any one in a tap.
“The tools either forecast the ocean or count your waves. None of them helped me understand the session I’d just had — so I made the one I wanted.”
In aviation we learn to debrief without blame. That’s the idea I bring to OceanLog: understanding what happened and why, not a ranking against others.

We have committed to give back 1% of our annual sales to vetted and approved environmental partners. Our first certification will take place after our current fiscal year ends (31 December 2026).