Boats don’t give second chances. A dead battery, a slow leak, or a loss of shore power can turn into serious problems long before anyone notices.
That’s the gap.
While homes and cars have become smarter—constantly monitoring themselves and alerting us before things fail—most boats are still left in the dark. They sit unattended in harsh conditions, with critical systems running silently until something goes wrong.
The connected boat
IoT (Internet of Things) changes that.
By connecting sensors and onboard systems to a central hub, you can monitor and understand your boat in real time—whether you’re onboard, at home, or halfway around the world. Get instant alerts, track key systems, and act before small issues become expensive failures.
Open by design
Most marine systems are closed, expensive, and restrictive.
We take a different approach:
- Open source software you can inspect and modify
- Open hardware you can build, repair, and adapt
- No lock-in and no hidden dependencies
You stay in control of your system—always.
Built for real boats
Our solutions are designed for the realities of life at sea:
- Low power consumption
- Intermittent connectivity (WiFi, cellular, satellite)
- Harsh marine environments
- Modular systems that grow with your needs
Start simple. Expand when you’re ready.
Know your boat
Monitor batteries, detect water intrusion, track position, and keep an eye on critical systems—automatically.
Less guessing. Fewer surprises. More time enjoying your boat.
That’s what a connected boat should be.