Following encouraging feedback from early testers, we've decided it's time to open the Scan & Go beta to a wider sailing audience. 
What started as an idea to make coastal passage planning faster and easier is quickly becoming something much bigger. The response from sailors has confirmed what we suspected: there is real demand for a tool that combines weather, tides, passage planning, and practical decision support in a way that's simple to understand when you're preparing for a trip.
Over the past few months we've been working closely with a small group of sailors who have helped test new features, challenge assumptions, and suggest improvements based on real-world experience.
The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. Users have particularly valued:
- Faster assessment of potential departure days
- Clear visual presentation of weather conditions
- Practical passage-planning support
- Simple scoring and warning systems
- Mobile-friendly access before and during a passage
Their input has directly influenced the latest version of Scan And Go.
Help Shape the Future of Scan & Go
As we expand the beta programme, we're actively looking for sailors willing to test the platform and provide honest feedback.
Whether you're a weekend coastal cruiser, a passage-maker, a yacht club member, a sailing instructor, or simply someone planning regular trips around the UK coastline, we'd love to hear how Scan & Go fits into your planning process.
Every piece of feedback helps improve the system.
Visit Scan And Go and become part of the next stage of development.