Invitation only · issued by hand
Marine survey software
for yacht surveyors
yachtscanr is inspection and reporting software for marine surveyors working on yachts and small craft — condition surveys, pre-purchase surveys, and the checklist on the boat. If you survey, request access.
1,300+
Yacht models in the database
14
Inspection systems on every survey
7
Jurisdictions: US · UK · CA · AU · EU · SG · UAE
Free
During the invitation period
Yacht survey reports, from the deck
Most inspection apps are generic checklists with a marine skin. yachtscanr is built around how a yacht survey actually runs: component by component, with the standard that governs that item on the card, photos and notes on the same screen, then a client-ready survey report when you compile.
Work offline in the yard or the bilge. Sync when you have a signal. Share a secure link — the owner does not need an account. Your clients stay yours: nothing here routes your work, takes a cut of it, or sells your contacts on.
Survey-first
Condition and pre-purchase workflows, not a re-skinned building inspector
Report-ready
Findings flow into a branded PDF or Word survey report
Works offline
Inspect on iPad with no signal — it syncs when you reconnect
Standards on the card
ISO, ABYC, MCA and IIMS practice cited where they actually apply
Built for marine surveyors, anywhere they work
Yacht surveyors worldwide are welcome — UK, Europe, North America, Australia, the Middle East, and anywhere else you inspect small craft.
Why invitation only
yachtscanr is new. Accounts go out by hand to a small number of practising marine surveyors, and nobody is charged during the invitation period. The founder is applying for the IIMS diploma (October intake) and will use that study, and conversations with working surveyors, to put the software on real boats — not to claim IIMS membership or an IIMS endorsement.
If you carry out yacht surveys and will say where the checklist, the regulation on the card, or the report is wrong, ask for an account.
No charge during the invitation period.
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