A week on a boatExample
Award 2 of 6
The second in command
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“Gave orders all week. The skipper pretended not to notice.”
A week on a boat, and a vote every night on deck.
Provisions, harbour fees and fuel split across the crew. Whoever leaves the boat early only pays for their days on board.
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How it works on a boat
Before, during, after.
Before
The code before you set sail
You create the adventure with the days on board and send the link to the crew. Expenses can be logged even with no signal.
During
One vote a night on deck
From 1 to 10, with the moment and a line. Provisions, moorings and fuel get logged by whoever pays.
After
The Wrapped at the last port
Awards, podium and roasts for the whole crew, and the costs already split.
Costs on board
Leave early, pay for your own days.
For the charter and provisions, choose “By days”: everyone pays for their nights on board. Moorings and fuel are split among whoever was there. At the end Roastrip tells you who owes whom.
Try the online calculatorFive ideas for a sailing holiday with friends
- Island hoppingShort hops, long swims and the provisions split by days.
- The catamaranMore space for everyone and an award for whoever grabs the best spot.
- A week-long cruiseA different port every night and a vote on deck before dinner.
- The long weekendThree nights on board: whoever joins later only pays for theirs.
- Dinner in the bayOn the last night, the Wrapped awards are read out at anchor.
Sailing holiday questions
Does whoever leaves early pay for the whole week?
No: split by days, they only pay for their nights on board. Just change the nights for whoever gets off early.
Does it work with no signal at sea?
Yes: expenses can be logged offline and go through when the signal comes back.
How much does it cost the crew?
Nothing: voting, getting the Wrapped and splitting expenses are free for everyone.
The second in command is already on board.
Download Roastrip before you set sail: the votes decide the rest.
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