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Handover: where to start

Every charter is its own session: the checklist, the photos and the report stay in the boat’s history and never mix with another charter.

The list of sessions

“More → Boat handover” opens the list of sessions. The active one is on top, the history below it, by boat and date. Each row shows how many items are done and how many damages are recorded.

The list of handovers and returns

While there are no sessions, the screen holds a single button — “Start a handover”.

A new session

A new session: what you are doing, boat, base and date

1Choose what you are doing: Handover or Return.

2Pick the boat. Boats are added in “Me → Boats”; the model, hull number and draft come from the card.

3Fill in the base and the date — they go into the report.

4For a return, choose the handover of the same charter: the report will then build a “before and after” comparison.

5The name can be left as it is — the app composes it itself (“Handover Bavaria 46, Kaş”).

How long it takes

The checklist holds 48 items across seven sections; on the pontoon that is about forty minutes including the photos. A session can be closed and picked up later — marks are saved immediately, with no “Save” button.

The section opens with an activation code.

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My boatsYour own, a charter or a club boat — each with its own history of miles, engine hours and handovers.The checklist by sections48 items across seven sections of the boat. Marks are saved instantly, and “Continue” always brings you back to where you stopped.Handover photosThe shots live inside the app rather than in the phone’s gallery, and carry the date, the time and the coordinates in the file. That is what saves the deposit on return.