Course and speed on your Apple Watch face. Every trip in the logbook on your iPhone.





COG and SOG are the two numbers every boater reads: course and speed over ground, straight from GPS. Steady As puts them where you already look, and keeps the rest of the story.
The direction you're actually moving, true, in three digits. On your watch face and your Lock Screen.
From the GPS in your watch or iPhone, smoothed so it reads calm. Knots, km/h or mph.
Today, this year and all time, and what that adds up to in real sea routes. Every trip in the logbook.
Bearing and distance to your home port, aboard and ashore.
One press saves the boat's position. The arrow points back to it.
Flags, Morse, lights, buoys, Beaufort and VHF, on your wrist and iPhone, offline.
Steady As is a nautical instrument for Apple Watch and iPhone. You glance at it, and it keeps the log.
Course and speed where you already look. Big, calm numbers. Your eyes stay on the water and your hands on the helm.
The face stays alive with days ashore and the bearing home. The iPhone turns every trip into sea miles, a wake and a season.
It joins whatever you already steer by. A compass and a paper chart, a plotter, a chart app. Nothing to replace, nothing to learn.
Both run a whole trip. Neither one is the sidekick.
Cast off from the wrist. Course, speed and the full trip, recorded on the watch.
The helm console in your pocket, with your speed and course on the Lock Screen.
Trips from your watch and iPhone land in one logbook, through your own iCloud.
An open sloop with a compass or a cruiser full of electronics. Steady As sits next to what you already steer by.


Your log, not a feed. Your trips stay on your devices and your own iCloud.
On your wrist and phone, for every boat.
Soon on theApp Store