Navit: Boat Navigation & GPS

Navit is a boat navigation and marine GPS app that helps you plan routes, explore nautical charts, check tides, and discover where to go on the water. Whether you're heading to a sandbar, cruising the coast, or scouting a fishing spot, Navit brings your boating map and trip-planning tools together.

Boat navigation and marine charts

Explore free nautical charts and marine maps.

Follow your GPS position, speed, and heading on the water.

Plan trips with smart routing that considers your boat's draft.

Save waypoints, record tracks, and revisit favorite places.

Live Shallows: Tide adjusted chart depths in real time with colored shading.

Water depth changes with the tide. Live Shallows combines predicted tides with your boat's configured draft to highlight areas that may be too shallow. See potential trouble spots while planning your route or exploring the chart.

Tides and marine weather

Check tide information before heading out, and explore weather conditions with radar, wind, and wave layers.

Offline nautical charts and shaded relief

Download supported chart areas to use your maps beyond cellular coverage. Explore underwater terrain with shaded relief maps that reveal channels, drop-offs, flats, and bottom contours. High-definition relief is available with Navit Pro+ in supported areas.

Find places worth visiting

Discover boat ramps, sandbars, anchorages, marinas, and waterfront restaurants. Save useful places for your next trip.

Fishing tools

Explore underwater structure, save fishing waypoints, and check available fishing regulations when planning a trip. Available even offline.

Plan on the web, navigate on the water

Plan routes and organize your saved places on the web. Access your synced routes and waypoints in the Navit mobile app.

Start with free marine charts and boating tools. Navit Pro unlocks smart routing, Live Shallows, offline charts, and additional map features. Navit Pro+ adds high-definition shaded relief in supported areas.

Navit. Just enjoy the ride.

Navigation tools and predicted water depths are aids to planning, not a substitute for official charts, local conditions, or responsible navigation.