Reviews for Argo – #1 Boat Navigation App

free version limited, but good for SOG, Position, distance. pretty good on depth profile too.

Tried the FREE version of this app and I must say I was impressed. It did warn me that depths were not available which wasn't much of an issue where I was in northern Quebec. The navigation part REALLY helped us find our way back to home base! This is a newer app and they will keep adding more and more pertinent info when they get to it. Keep in mind there are A LOT of bodies of water across the US and Canada, that takes time to input. I'm using Argo on a Pixel 7 Pro without issues.

Download at home, set it all up was working good, got on the water and app just keeps shutting down. Takes a few minutes to open then immediately shuts down.

Easy for first time users. We used it to explore the greater Destin Florida area. Kept us out of trouble all day.

I previously used Navionics for years but after Garmin purchased it the price skyrocketed. I have now been using Argo Navigation for about two months and I am extremely impressed. The Argo app is superior to Navionics in my opinion and the price is much more reasonable. A great little company that knows its business. Good riddance to Greedy Garmin!

Works fine while on shore and with Internet. Once go to the open water and no connection, no tide info, useless.

we just got our first sailboat and used this to get from Toronto to Burlington, it was great! We had some serious fog so we really relied on this for keeping distance from shore. It kept up with us perfectly, gave a heads up for any shallow areas and any potential obstructions, and was amazing! 10/10 recommend

this is a great tool for when I'm at home or work and want to check out a body of water I plan on visiting. It doesn't have total coverage of lakes but gives you an idea of what to expect. I'm sure that with time it will keep improving

I downloaded app, subscribed to "premium" and it worked great inside my house (mobile data). Spent a whole afternoon planning a river voyage. Looked like the perfect solution. As soon as I hit the water, the app went offline, rendering it completely useless. There's supposedly some feature where maps can be downloaded offline, but app was completely unresponsive. THIS and EVERY other app like it make claims based on the "assumption" that connectivity is "never" a factor.

Works as expected. Enjoying the intuitive interface and easy to find features. Seems more features are being added and seeing updates pretty regularly.