I have been working on for a couple of months it is called MyShipLog
it is a free online boat logbook. It allows for a bunch of different
log types from one place and you can control access to those logs so
that your friends and family can help document the boat. I created it
for boaters and it is absolutly free so give it a try and if you have
any suggestions let me know I will be glad to listen to them.

Enjoy
Chris Johnston

the site is at
http://MyShipLog.com

On Aug 24, 10:22 am, wrote:
I have been working on for a couple of months it is called MyShipLog
it is a free online boat logbook. It allows for a bunch of different
log types from one place and you can control access to those logs so
that your friends and family can help document the boat. I created it
for boaters and it is absolutly free so give it a try and if you have
any suggestions let me know I will be glad to listen to them.

Enjoy
Chris Johnston

the site is athttp://MyShipLog.com

You posted this last month, few were interested iifc, but carry on...

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On Aug 24, 10:22 am, wrote:
I have been working on for a couple of months it is called MyShipLog
it is a free online boat logbook. It allows for a bunch of different
log types from one place and you can control access to those logs so
that your friends and family can help document the boat. I created it
for boaters and it is absolutly free so give it a try and if you have
any suggestions let me know I will be glad to listen to them.

Enjoy
Chris Johnston

the site is athttp://MyShipLog.com

You posted this last month, few were interested iifc, but carry on...

We appreciate your time and effort in coming up with a ship log.
But why do we have to sign up?
What do you make of the sign up data?

I still use an old approach learned in the military called DOB (daily
occurrence book).
All events are recorded in a timely manner with pertinent observations,
actions and results listed.
This requires time and discipline. At time, when busy sailing and handling
navigation its easier to assign a person to look after the DOB or ship log.

Come on,
We all know that nobody likes dobbers ;-)


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On Aug 24, 10:22 am, wrote:
I have been working on for a couple of months it is called MyShipLog
it is a free online boat logbook. It allows for a bunch of different
log types from one place and you can control access to those logs so
that your friends and family can help document the boat. I created it
for boaters and it is absolutly free so give it a try and if you have
any suggestions let me know I will be glad to listen to them.

Enjoy
Chris Johnston

the site is athttp://MyShipLog.com

You posted this last month, few were interested iifc, but carry on...

We appreciate your time and effort in coming up with a ship log.
But why do we have to sign up?
What do you make of the sign up data?

I still use an old approach learned in the military called DOB (daily
occurrence book).
All events are recorded in a timely manner with pertinent observations,
actions and results listed.
This requires time and discipline. At time, when busy sailing and
handling navigation its easier to assign a person to look after the DOB or
ship log.