Try it yourself
Nobody needs to show you this. Say what is aboard her, answer her checks the way a tech would, and watch her score move as you go.
It is the checklist the app builds and the weights the app scores with. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to install.
One
Tap a thing on or off. Her checklist rebuilds underneath, and so does her service schedule. A boat without a gyro is never asked about her gyro, which is why there is no N/A anywhere in this product.
Her equipment. Tap to add or remove.
Sample checklist, shortened. The real one runs forty checks or more.
Two
This is the screen a tech holds on a moving deck, one handed. Pick what is true, skip what you cannot reach, and move on. Every answer already carries its own weight, so nobody is ever asked to grade anything.
Three
It moved while you were answering. Open any row to see the points it took and why. Change an answer above and watch it move again.
Held at Action required. Her aft bilge float switch is a critical item in Action. The number stays what she earned. The grade won’t call her healthy until it clears.
| Check | What the tech found | Weight | Lost |
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What this is not
This page recreates the flow. It is not the app running, and pretending otherwise would be the one way it could mislead you.
The checks are real, and there are fewer of them.
They come from the same template the app builds a real checklist from. A real boat runs forty or more; this runs a sample so you are not here all day.
The maths is the real maths.
The weights, the coverage figure and the rule that one critical item in Action holds the whole number down are the ones the app uses.
Nothing here is saved, sent or photographed.
No report goes anywhere, no picture is taken, and when you close the tab it is gone. On a real visit the photographs are half the point.
It is one boat, and she is made up.
Kestrel is an example. Your own boats come with their own equipment, their own instructions and their own history.
Prove it, then own it
30 days on up to 3 boats. No card and no sales call.
Four promises
A YachtGrade report is a condition and readiness report. It is not a survey, is not carried out by an accredited surveyor, and is not a substitute for a pre-purchase, insurance or damage survey. Kestrel and every figure on this page are examples.