Tomorrow at six, or wait a day? Ava checks every hour of your passage against your boat and your limits, then tells you plainly.
Free while in testing. Free to download, 14 days of Pro, no card. Every warning and the anchor watch, always free.
One clear answer for every passage, with its reasons, worked out hour by hour for your boat.
Gusts reach 19 kt, inside your 25 kt limit.
Swell 1.4 m from the side. Models agree.
Calm in the pass, anchored by 11:20.
Gusts reach 19 kt, inside your 25 kt limit.
Swell 1.4 m from the side. Models agree.
Calm in the pass, anchored by 11:20.
back in your year, to spend on the water instead of on a screen. Plus a Daily Brief every morning at anchor, already done for you.
Your own numbers, set above. It assumes about two minutes to read Ava's answer and its reasons.
Same sea, different crews. A family with a toddler and a delivery crew need different answers. Tell Ava what you are happy with, and it checks every hour of the passage against it.
Not sure? Pick who is aboard and Ava sets sensible limits. kt = knots.
A week of departure times, scored for your boat. Pick a filter and Ava finds the best time to leave.
Coffee in hand, one screen, wherever you are anchored.
An alarm if you drag or lose GPS, even with the phone in your bunk, and a warning when a boat nearby drags toward you.
Ava is not another island of data. It listens to your boat, knows your boat, learns from your passages, and keeps the whole anchorage looking out for each other.
Wind, depth and speed, live over the boat's Wi-Fi.
Charge and state of your batteries, live from your battery monitor.
Over 500 cruising boats, every figure sourced and the draft never guessed. Then Ava learns your real speeds from your own passages.
Plans, the Daily Brief and the anchor watch, all drawing on the same picture of your boat.
Shared swing circles in the anchorage. When one boat drags, the boats around it hear.
Entries on a timer, your track, engine and sailing time. Share it as a spreadsheet, GPX or KML Pro.
Passes, anchorages and local rules that update without a new app version, and improve every time a sailor says what they found.
Plans, the Daily Brief and the anchor watch work everywhere. On the classic cruising grounds, Ava goes deeper.
The way in and out of each lagoon, and how the swell changes each pass.
Which way each one is open, and where to move when the wind shifts.
Clearing in, protected areas, emergency numbers and who to call.
Made to read in a rolling cockpit, in bright sun or at 3 a.m.
Every new sailor gets 14 days of Pro, no card. After that, every warning, the anchor watch and the Daily Brief stay free for good. Pro is for sailors who plan a lot.
Every feature is free while Ava is in testing. After launch, every warning, the anchor watch and the Daily Brief stay free, for good.
Everything that keeps you safe, and enough plans for a relaxed week.
Everything in Free, plus the tools for sailors who are always planning the next hop.
Three taps, and an honest answer. Sometimes it is Free.
About $1.52 a week. Save 56% on monthly.
The best value, for sailors who cruise all year.
One cruising season. It simply ends.
Three months of Pro for one cruising season. It simply ends.
For a busy month of passages.
For a busy month of passages. Cancel any time.
Prices in US dollars; your store shows yours. Subscriptions renew until you cancel them in the store, at least 24 hours before the renewal date.
Ava is Tahitian for the pass through the reef: where the lagoon ends and the ocean begins.
Ava was built at anchor and tested on passage, aboard a cruising catamaran in French Polynesia, by a sailing family who wanted one honest answer before every hop. Its French Polynesian places come from our own passages.
The Wayfinders are the sailors testing Ava before launch. You get every feature free while we test, a direct line to the people who build it, and the Wayfinders badge in the app.
Your feedback shapes Ava. Tap Comment on this anywhere in the app, or send us a message. A person reads every one.
Ava is free while it is in testing: every feature is open. After launch, Ava Free stays free for good: every warning, the anchor watch, the Daily Brief, your Log, and 2 passage plans and 1 multi-stop trip a week. Pro adds the planning tools for sailors who plan a lot.
Nothing is charged, because no card was asked for. Ava drops back to Free, and your boats, plans and Log stay. Go Pro whenever you want the extra tools back.
Because a warning you cannot see is no warning at all. Storms, cyclones, tsunamis, dragging anchors: they reach every sailor, Free or Pro, always.
Cruising monohulls and catamarans, under sail, under engine, or motorsailing, which Ava treats as a mode of its own. Pick your model from over 500 cruising boats, or set your own figures, and Ava learns your boat's real speeds from your passages.
Plans, the Daily Brief and the anchor watch you already have keep working. New forecasts need a connection.
Anywhere for offshore plans, the Daily Brief and the anchor watch. In-depth regions, with reef maps, passes, anchorages and local rules: French Polynesia, Fiji, Tonga, the Cook Islands, Niue, Northland in New Zealand, the Lesser Antilles from the Virgin Islands to Trinidad, and the Balearic Islands.
Three global weather models, plus marine and tide models, read hour by hour. Cyclone warnings come from the regional warning centres named in the Daily Brief. Ava shows where the models agree and where they do not.
No. Ava is a planning aid, not a chart. Keep your charts, your own judgement and a proper watch.
Android phones and tablets now, in testing with the Wayfinders. iPhone is on its way. Ava is coming to Google Play and the App Store.