SailStarThe charter week, settled before you leave the pontoon.
Costs in any currency, the kitty, the deposit, the crew list and the safety briefing in one app the whole crew shares. It keeps working with no signal at sea.
Split, 43°30.3′N 16°26.1′E
Settle up
Split, 7 days, 6 crew
- Ben pays Anna€84.50
- Chloe pays Anna€42.00
- Dan pays Eva€17.30
- Deposit €2,500 back. €180 kept for a scratch on the hull, split six ways.
- Three payments and everyone is square.
Money, the whole week
Everyone adds what they paid, offline too. At the end SailStar works out the fewest payments.
Costs in any currency
Euros, pounds or lira, with the rate saved on the day.
Several people paid
Split one bill between two cards and a handful of cash.
The kitty
Cash in a box or a shared card, with a suggested top-up for everyone.
Pay links
Revolut, PayPal, Wise or a bank transfer, one tap from the amount.
The deposit
The part of a charter that turns friends into accountants. SailStar keeps it calm.
Collect the shares
Everyone puts in their part before the trip, so no one carries it alone.
Part kept
What the base keeps is split the way you agreed, through the same settle-up.
Photos at check-in
Area by area, so check-out isn't your word against theirs.
Crew and paperwork
The charter base wants a crew list, the skipper wants to know who's allergic to nuts.
Crew list
Each person fills in their own passport details. The PDF and the spreadsheet come out ready.
Diets and allergies
Private until each person shares them with the skipper or the crew.
Safety briefing
Every crew member signs it in the app, with a PDF for the skipper.
At sea, no signal
Everything works offline and goes out by itself when the phone finds a signal.
Route by day
Stops, moorings and a map you can keep for no signal.
Logbook
It fills itself from the crew's phones while the app is open.
Twelve languages
Everyone on board reads it in their own.
Crew never pay
A skipper's first trip has everything, free. After that, a basic trip stays free and a Trip Pass adds the skipper tools for €12, about €1.50 each on a crew of eight.