Ground school for sailing
Learn to sail before you ever leave the dock.
A free sailing simulator set in a real harbor, with real physics and a coach who actually watches you sail. In your browser. Right now.
Oh Sail is in early testing and the first crew is aboard now. Want in? Join the alpha crew →

Read the wind on the water.
Dark ripples are puffs. Glassy patches are wind shadows. The water shows you the wind, and this game teaches you to read it.
A coach, not a manual.
Cap’n Pell watches you sail. Luff the sail or crash a gybe and he says so. After every run he walks your track like an instructor at a chalkboard.
A real harbor.
Marina del Rey: the breakwater, the channel, the fuel dock, the traffic. Built from real chart data. Practice the exact landing you’ll make on Saturday.
The school is open
One way to sail today. Two more in the shipyard, and you steer them.

Open now
The Harbor School →
Sailable today: the tutorial, three lessons and the open helm in Marina del Rey. Hoist, trim, tack, read the buoys, land at the fuel dock, then take the harbor on your own, with Cap’n Pell on the rail.

In the shipyard · help shape it
Sail the Past →
Malta, 1780: a seven-chapter story season in the Grand Harbour. Built and in testing. Tell us to finish it first and you can test it before anyone.

In the shipyard · help shape it
Daily Sailing Puzzles →
One situation a day. Read it, call the maneuver you would make, then watch the boat sail your answer and see whether it worked. Tell us to build this first.

In the shipyard · help shape it
Beyond the Harbor →
Naval battles, free sail, engine work and docking, San Diego and Sydney. In the shipyard. Your vote decides what launches next.
Ship’s log
Get word when we make landfall.
New harbors, new lessons, and the occasional pelican joke. No spam, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
The scary part just got cheaper than free.
Tack, gybe, read the puffs, and dock a boat tonight, in your browser. Then show up to your first real lesson already speaking the language of the wind.
Take the helm →