Golden hour, no-wake speed, the right song at the right volume, the deck lit the way the moment asks. The phone already mounted at your helm becomes the single remote for your boat's lighting and sound — not three manufacturer apps and a glovebox of remotes.
Sound control is built today. Lighting is the vision we're researching — no specific LED kit compatibility promised until it's verified on real hardware.
Port/Starboard accent mode is decorative — a companion to your boat's certified navigation lights, never a substitute. Real running lights have USCG-mandated visibility requirements this rope light doesn't meet.
The app's audio control is built and shipping — whatever's playing, controlled from the helm without leaving the instruments. That half of the evening works now.
Deck, underwater, and perimeter LED kits each ship with their own app today. Bringing them under one roof is a hardware-integration problem we're researching kit by kit — and we'll name compatible products only when we've verified them ourselves.
The same critical depth alarm built for watersports can pulse the perimeter lighting red — at the same calm 40 bpm heartbeat as the screen, visible to nearby boats, not just to the driver. Only possible because the alarm and the lighting live in one app. Depth is the only reading that ever reaches red; everything else caps at amber, by rule.
The same ~$170 gateway and app that run the instruments today are the foundation everything here builds on.