Go and click around.
This is the real product with an invented boat and invented crew. Nothing you do in here reaches anybody, and nothing in it belongs to a real vessel.
The demo boat is being set up. Email us and the link comes straight back. It isn't a qualification call and nobody will ring you about it.
What to look at while you're in there
Change something
Open a hatch on the board. Watch the log entry appear underneath it with your name and the time, from the same action rather than a second step.
Correct it
Change your mind within the hour and amend the entry. The correction is visible and the original is not erased.
Look at it on a phone
It's built for a phone in one hand on a wet deck, not for a desk. That's the screen that matters, so judge it on that one.
Try to break the handover
Open it in two windows as two different crew members. Change something in one. The other catches up within a few seconds without being touched.
What the demo doesn't show
Your own panels. The demo boat is built from a starting template, the same one a new vessel gets. But the point of the product is that yours won't stay looking like this. Setting up a real boat means putting your openings, your tenders, your watch pattern and your words on it.
That's an hour of work with us on Ship, and it's included.