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Hi @tdnooij , they should both be shown. Note in the screenshot that the status is "Left Prince Rupert Yacht Club, sailing" and 16.6nm and 3h 19m below the boat name.

Do you see something different?

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@seeu are you using the new or the classical UI? There were a few bugs that may be related. Regardless, glad everything is working!

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Do you use NoForeignLand? We certainly do, and we love what Steve and Helena have built for cruisers!

Saillogger can now keep your boat's position on their map for you. While she is reporting here, you no longer need to update it separately in NoForeignLand.

Here is what is new:

One key turns it on
On NoForeignLand, open Boat settings, then Boat tracking, then API Key, and copy the key. Paste it into NoForeignland API Key under Settings > Integrations. The field saves itself.
Updates about once an hour
Your first position can take up to an hour to appear. After that, your latest position goes to NoForeignLand about once an hour while your boat is reporting to Saillogger.
Sitting still does not fill the map with repeats
Lying at anchor or at a dock does not keep resending the same position, apart from an occasional check-in so you do not look as though you have gone quiet.
A position, and nothing else
Your logbook, journal, photos and instrument readings stay in Saillogger.

This is optional, and nothing happens until you paste a key. To stop, clear the field and leave it empty.

Open your Integrations settings

Full steps: How NoForeignLand publishing works

Already using both, or watching for the first update? Reply here and tell us how it is working for you.

Smooth boating and happy Saillogging,
The Saillogger Team

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Can you provide more information? What is showing up if anything? If you can share the link, we can take a look.

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Thanks for the detailed report, @digger.

A few things would help us to analyze this further:

A screenshot of the black screen. Sounds odd, but the exact shade tells us whether the page loaded and the app failed to start, or whether the browser engine inside the app died before drawing anything.
On the Pixel (assuming what you tried was the app), open saillogger.com/app in Chrome (the normal browser) while signed in. Does it load there? That separates a problem with the app's built-in browser from a problem with the device.
On the Orca Display 2, is that our Android app or the website in a browser? If it is the app, could you check Settings > Apps > Android System WebView and tell us the version number?
Is there a way to see the browser console, system logs, or any kind of javascript errors on these systems? Anything that you can share in the form of an error would be extremely helpful.

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Saillogger’s modern interface is ready for a shakedown cruise! And we would love your help putting it through its paces.

This faster, rebuilt experience brings your boat, live view, logbook, journal, stats, and settings together in a fresh design for your phone and laptop.

Here is what to expect:

A fresh view, with the same intelligent Saillogger engine underneath
Your account, boat, logs, photos, and settings stay right where they are. You are only changing how Saillogger looks and feels.
Completely opt-in during Early Access
Classic remains the default. The modern view turns on only when you choose it under Settings > General > Experience.
An early preview still finding its sea legs
There may be bugs or rough edges, and a few screens may still take you to the classic view.
An easy way back
If you need the familiar view, open Settings and choose Classic. You can also select Switch back to the classic site from the modern app’s More menu.

Your choice follows your account across the web and mobile apps. If you share public boat pages, visitors will see the modern look too, while all links you have already shared will continue to work.

Try the modern Saillogger preview

If you find a bug, please reply in this thread with what happened. A screenshot and the device or browser you were using will help us get it shipshape faster.

Smooth boating and happy Saillogging,
The Saillogger Team

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Friends and family often want to know where you are, when you left, and when you arrived. They usually do not need their own Saillogger account or a boat to log. They simply want an easy way to follow yours.

That is who AIS Fleet is built for.

AIS Fleet is Saillogger’s companion service for people who want to follow boats. It uses Saillogger’s broad AIS network and gives each follower their own live map and Following list.

Here is how it works:

Follow your boat by MMSI

Your followers sign in to AIS Fleet with their email, search for your full 9-digit MMSI, and select Follow. They can also search by vessel name, call sign, or IMO number.
See your boat on their own map

Once followed, your boat stays in their Following list and appears by name whenever a recent position is available. There is nothing new to install aboard your boat.
Receive departure and arrival updates

Followers can receive an email whenever your boat departs or arrives, so they can keep up without repeatedly checking the map.
Follow the journey, not just the position

When your Saillogger sharing settings allow it, AIS Fleet can also show your shared voyage track, journal entries, notes, and photos.
Use it as a standalone AIS service

AIS Fleet is not limited to Saillogger boats. Anyone can use the live map to get visibility into AIS traffic across the broad Saillogger network, search for specific vessels, and build their own Following list.
Stay in control of your privacy

Public boats can be followed, password-protected boats require the access password, and private boats remain private. AIS Fleet followers appear on your Saillogger Followers page, and you are notified when someone new follows you.

To make your boat available, turn on Sharing and Live Tracking & Monitoring in Saillogger. Then copy the MMSI shown in your Sharing settings and send it to your followers along with this link:

Follow a boat on AIS Fleet

That is all they need to get started. No Saillogger account and nothing to install.

Have someone who regularly asks where you are? Send them your MMSI and AIS Fleet, then let us know how it works for your crew.

Smooth boating and happy Saillogging,
The Saillogger Team

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Mk2 is a good improvement over Mk1, it also has a galvanically isolated CAN port (only can0), which should be preferred to can1.

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@sirox , geofence alarms trigger pushover notifications. If you configure pushover, you should receive them.

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Yes, please use https://assets.saillogger.com/static/app/saillogger.apk

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