Your boating history is already out there.

1. Find a GPX export or ZIP of tracks from your navigation app. Keep the original file unchanged. Exporting from the Navionics app gives you one big file with no extension at all — that is normal, and it is explained here.
2. Sign into Log → + Add to your log → Track files. Choose the export, even if its filename has no extension.
3. Review the proposed outings, duplicates and possible drives. Choose whether to preserve an unchanged private original, then import your selection.
4. Open a saved outing to see its track and replay. Use Overview to explore your years on the water.

1. Choose one small album. Download or export selected originals from your own library. An album link alone does not give Log access to its photos.
2. Open + Add to your log → Photos. Choose up to 24 JPEG, PNG or WebP files. JPEG metadata supplies capture dates and locations when present; other files may need dates you confirm.
3. Confirm the boating day and select each photo you want to include. Missing dates are questions, never replaced with file modification dates. GPS is optional.
4. Review the proposed days. Choose an existing private outing to add evidence, or create a reconstructed photo day. Save only the selected days and reduced image previews privately.
5. Open the saved outing. Retrying the same batch does not duplicate days or previews; a changed batch or conflicting date requires review.

Photo days carry source references and uncertainty, with no inferred route or credited hours. Photos start private. An optional album reference may travel if you later share the outing. HEIC, ZIP and sidecar metadata need preparation first; retain those originals.

1. For a spreadsheet, open + Add to your log → Something written → A spreadsheet, upload CSV and map the columns. No assistant or custom tool is required. For one remembered outing, choose Something written → A day I remember. For a larger log, ask your AI assistant to read selected rows or help transcribe a few pages, using the prompt below.
2. Have it prepare Log history JSON, preserving source references and listing uncertainty. It can put this directly in chat.
3. Open + Add to your log → Something written → From my AI assistant. Paste the text or choose its JSON file. Press Review these days.
4. Check dates, notes and same-day outings. Choose an existing private outing to add notes, or create a written day. Save selected records privately.

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