Sail Me

Built for sailing clubs, not generic teams

Run every training day from one place.

Sail Me brings coaching plans, drill maps, fleets, safety checks, forecasts, and team communication into one mobile-first app for clubs that need less admin and more time on the water.

Sail Me fleet home showing upcoming training.Sail Me safety boat form.Sail Me coach chat.

The missing operating layer for sailing clubs

Most tools help coaches talk. Sail Me helps them run the day.

The app is shaped around the real club workflow: decide what the fleet is doing, put the drill on the water, check the safety boat, track attendance, and keep coaches aligned before conditions change.

Product proof

The screenshots sell the workflow.

Prospects can see the product immediately: club management, fleet organisation, safety operations, and coaching communication are all already part of Sail Me.

Sail Me club home screen showing club details, announcements and navigation.
Club command
Sail Me fleet home showing training sessions and fleet information.
Fleet sessions
Sail Me safety boat form with checklist and boat selection.
Safety checks
Sail Me coach chat showing focused coaching communication.
Coach chat

Unique advantages

Designed around the water, not a desk.

Sail Me is hard to replace with a chat app, spreadsheet, or generic sports platform because the sailing context is built into the product.

Sessions become working plans

Coaches can schedule training, attach drills, reorder the run sheet, save notes, and keep resources tied to the day.

Courses belong on the water

Drill layouts can be placed into the club training area so marks, maps, and GPS context stay useful at the venue.

Weather is session-aware

Forecasts use the session time and the club training area, showing wind, gusts, wave height, and conditions where the fleet will sail.

Safety is part of the workflow

Safety-boat sign-out, coach checks, attendance, and return workflows live beside the plan rather than in a paper trail.

Club structure is built in

Clubs, fleets, coaches, sailors, head-coach controls, join requests, announcements, and resources all stay in one model.

Communication has context

Club, fleet, group, and direct chats support pinned messages, replies, forwards, mentions, and notifications tied to coaching work.

Compared with generic platforms

Generic tools manage messages. Sail Me manages the coaching operation.

The lead story is simple: clubs stop stitching together chat, calendars, PDFs, spreadsheets, weather apps, and paper safety forms.

WorkflowGeneric toolsSail Me
Fleet and coaching structureManual groupsClub, fleet, role, and coach access built in
Training session planningCalendar notes or spreadsheetsSessions, drills, resources, notes, and timing together
On-water drill placementStatic PDFs or screenshotsTraining-area course maps with saved layouts
Safety day operationsPaper forms or separate toolsSafety boats, checks, sign-on, and returns in the app
Local training conditionsSeparate weather appsForecasts matched to session time and training area
Coach communicationNoisy message threadsChats connected to clubs, fleets, groups, and coaching context

Lead the next club rollout

Give coaches a cleaner way to prepare, brief, and launch.

Sail Me is set up club by club. Use this page to start the conversation with the Sail Me team and request a setup walkthrough for your coaching programme.

Setup walkthrough includes

  • Club and fleet setup
  • Head-coach management access
  • Drill catalog and training-area configuration
  • Coach onboarding for iOS and Android

Ask for a Sail Me club setup walkthrough and include your club name, fleet count, and lead coach.