Pride World

Pride World helps yacht owners and sailors plan the sea before they leave the marina. Check marine weather, wind speed, gusts, waves, visibility, pressure, sea temperature, current, and tide data for your position in one calm sailing dashboard.

Use Pride World before a weekend sail, a yacht transfer, or a day trip with friends. The app brings weather, routes, saved spots, captain preparation, and boat expenses into one focused place, so you can decide when conditions are comfortable and what still needs attention.

Marine weather dashboard
Review wind speed, direction, gusts, wave height, wave period, visibility, pressure, sea temperature, current, and tide level. Location based data helps you understand what is happening around your actual position.

Forecast view
Scan upcoming wind and sea conditions before choosing a departure window. Compare hours, watch for changing gusts, and avoid leaving the marina when the forecast does not fit your comfort level.

Trip planning
Create route plans with departure, destination, timing, and readiness score. Keep your sailing plan easy to review before the crew steps onboard.

Marine map and saved spots
Use the map to see your position and keep important places close at hand. Save marinas, anchorages, harbors, and favorite sailing areas for faster planning.

Captain checklist
Track safety tasks, critical items, documents, radio checks, life jackets, crew briefing, and other preparation steps before departure.

Yacht cost tracking
Record fuel, marina, maintenance, and trip related expenses, then keep ownership costs visible in one clean captain view.

Profile and settings
Set marine units, choose weather preferences, manage saved data, and keep your yacht profile ready for each trip.

Pride World is built for beginner sailors, weekend captains, yacht owners, and anyone who wants a simpler way to read marine conditions before going out to sea. It is not a replacement for official navigation, nautical charts, emergency services, seamanship, or local maritime regulations. Always check local authorities and make final safety decisions onboard.