Build logs for people building boats
Every boat gets built twice. Once in your shop, once in someone else’s head.
Post photos and notes from the shop as you go — from your phone, with dust on your hands. Months or years later the whole log stands as a start-to-finish reference for the next person building the same boat.
No published builds yet
This is day one. If you are building or restoring a boat right now, yours can be the log everyone else follows.
How it works
One
Log it as you go
Photos, a paragraph, hours worked, which step you were on. Sixty seconds, from your phone. Shot Saturday and posting Sunday? The date comes off the photo, not the clock.
Two
It becomes a reference
Entries stay in shop order, oldest first, so the finished log reads start to finish — not newest-first like a blog. Print the whole thing when she launches.
Three
Compare across builders
Every log is filed under its design, so you can see how a dozen people handled fairing on the same hull — and what it actually cost them in hours.