Where am I? — find your boat on the chart
Recenter the chart on your vessel and confirm your GPS position is live.
Your vessel shows on the chart as a vessel marker pointing in your direction of travel. GPS live position is on automatically during an active leg — outside of a leg you control it from the Layers sheet.
If you have panned away, the chart provides a recenter control to snap back to your boat.
If you don't see the boat: open Layers and confirm GPS live position is on. If it's on but you still don't see your boat, iOS Location services may be off for theONE — check Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services on iOS.
Steps
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Open the chart
Tap the Chart tab, or look at the map card on Mission Control — both show your vessel marker. There is no separate Follow screen any more.
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Recenter on your boat
On the Chart tab, tap Locate me — the arrow in the toolbar. The chart centers on your GPS position, about ten miles across.
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If the boat isn't shown
Open the Layers sheet and turn on GPS live position. Still nothing? Check iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → theONE.
Related
- Chart — what the chart and map show youRead the chart view — your vessel's position, course over ground, breadcrumb track, and the chart layers underneath.
- Track line — the path you are recording on the chartWhat the line behind your boat is, the difference between recording it and showing it, and how it can start without you touching anything.
- Where your data lives — and the one thing that does leaveUntil you sign in, everything you enter stays on this device. Your position goes out to fetch weather, tides and charts, and to Apple to name the place you are. Here is exactly what leaves, and when.