Recommendations for online/software logbook..?

[Reptile Smile]

Any thoughts?

The only thing I've come across so far is www.saild.com, though that doesn't seem to allow me to add a trip atm...

 

[SHUG]

Just make up your own page to fulfill your own requirements. If you want to have a pukka logbook you can then get your pages bound into a book.
Unfortunately this page does not support tables otherwise I would show you what I use.

 

[Reptile Smile]

The issue for me is getting all my stuff cloud-stored. I've downloaded a lot of template log book sheets from various places, but I like the idea of having it stored externally.

 

[nimbusgb]

Store a template as a google document - free cloud storage.

 

[Spuddy]

This might link you
.bluemoment.com/downloads.html
If doesn't work then google Blumoment and look at bottom of Downloads page

 

[duncan_m]

Any thoughts?

The only thing I've come across so far is www.saild.com, though that doesn't seem to allow me to add a trip atm...

Hi Reptile, we should have that 'little' bug fixed early next week. We've been working away working testing & bug fixing on the latest version of our mobile app..

 

[LadyInBed]

Make up your own, this is mine, I use Excel (and sized to Filofax) but it was all the rage in the 80's
I'm not one for a lot of narrative

 

[Ex-SolentBoy]

Lots of us have paper logs, and like others I have done one in excel.

The OP is asking for something online, not written.

I dd a search a few months ago and came up with nothing as well. It would be great if some enthusiast wrote an app, and even better if it data logged from something like Navionics. If you find anything please let us know.

In the meantime I have adopted a half tech solution. Using an iPhone I scan the log page with ScannerPro. I then upload it to Dropbox as a PDF. The nice thing about this approach is that it just adds a single page to the PDF each time so I have a single PDF called logbook on my Dropbox.

The other benefit is that it the scanning can be done offline for subsequent upload.

Not elegant, but functional.

 

[ianj99]

Belfield have one for download

http://chartsandtides.co.uk

http://chartsandtides.co.uk/static/logbook.pdf