• Savvy Navvy Instructor Support Program

  At Savvy Navvy, we’re proud to be at the forefront of digital-first marine navigation — often called “Google Maps for the water.” But our mission goes beyond plotting smarter, safer routes. We’re committed to partnering with the boating community worldwide to ensure every skipper, paddler, and crew member has the tools and knowledge to navigate with confidence. We know nothing replaces formal training. That’s why we work hand-in-hand with qualified boating instructors across the globe — combiniFew readers

• Can Savvy Navvy suggest the best departure time?

  Savvy Navvy does not currently recommend an exact day and time for departure. Instead, our smart routing calculates the best route for the date and time you select, factoring in wind, weather, tides, and your vessel settings. To find the optimal departure time: Set your planned date. Scroll through the available times for that day. Compare how each time affects your route, speed, and conditions. This method makes it easy to spot when the tides, wind, and weather line upFew readers

• Does Savvy Navvy integrate with NMEA devices via wifi or bluetooth?

  Not yet, but it is coming. At the moment, Savvy Navvy does not directly connect to NMEA (National Marine Electronics Association) devices via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. We know how valuable this feature will be for many boaters, and it is firmly on our product roadmap. When launched, NMEA connectivity will allow Savvy Navvy to exchange real-time data with your onboard electronics, giving you instant access to: Vessel position and speed Navigation and performance data Other critical informationFew readers

• Why don't I see water depth or depth contours in my area?

  If you’re not seeing water depths or depth contours on your Savvy Navvy chart, it’s likely due to limited chart data for your specific region. Depth information depends on the chart data provided by our hydrographic partners, and coverage can vary by location. Some regions may have limited or no licensed depth data available at this time. We’re constantly expanding and improving our chart coverage. You can view what’s currently available on our Chart Coverage Map (https://www.savvy-navvy.com/Few readers

• How can I check the cost for my plan's renewal?

  The method for checking the cost of your plan's renewal depends on the platform through which you started your subscription: Google Play: If you initiated your subscription via Google Play, you can check the next billing amount through your Google account from the device where you started the plan. Simply access your Google account settings and navigate to the Subscriptions section to view details about your renewal date and the amount you'll be charged. Apple's App Store: SimilarlFew readers

• Does Savvy Navvy Have an Apple Watch App?

  Not at the moment. Savvy Navvy currently does not offer a companion app for the Apple Watch. Our full range of features — including route planning, chart viewing, weather insights, and real-time navigation — is available on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. We know wearable tech can be a useful addition on the water, and while an Apple Watch app is not available yet, it’s something we may consider in the future. There’s no confirmed timeline for development at this stage. If you’d like to sFew readers

• Are Danish charts available in Savvy Navvy?

  Yes, Danish charts are now available in Savvy Navvy. To access them, you’ll need to upgrade to a plan that includes coverage for Denmark. You can easily add Danish charts by going to the Membership section in the app: Menu → Membership From there, you’ll be able to view available plans and select one that includes Danish chart coverage. We’re excited to now offer this region and continue expanding our coverage for boaters across Europe. Need more help? Contact us at  ahoy@savvyFew readers

• Can I set custom boundaries on your charts?

  At the moment, Savvy Navvy does not offer a feature to draw or save custom boundaries directly on the chart. However, you can still guide your route around certain areas by using waypoints. Dropping multiple waypoints allows you to shape your course to avoid hazards, follow specific paths, or mark areas you want to pass through. Our development team is actively reviewing user feedback to explore more advanced customisation tools, including the possibility of adding boundary-setting featurFew readers