BlueHorizon marks the exact spot the instant a rider goes down and gives you a live bearing and distance back to it — while depth watches the water so you can watch your rider.
A vertical band of light that reads danger from shape before the digit registers. At critical depth it pulses at a calm 40 bpm — a heartbeat, never a strobe. We tested a strobing version and rejected it as a night-vision hazard.
The alarm ducks whatever's playing and speaks "Shallow water" through the boat's speakers — because at speed, you're watching the water, not the phone.
The instant your rider goes down, the spot is marked. You get a live bearing and distance back to it — no circling, no guessing where the wake was.
Tap to cycle through whatever your boat actually reports — speed, wind, engine, battery — glass-cockpit style. An amber dot on the rail marks a page that needs a look.
Plug in the gateway. The app listens to your NMEA 2000 network and tells you in plain English what your boat reports. No manual, no protocol spelunking.
Ballast & speed-hold view. Coming, boat-dependent — whether your factory system reports it over standard NMEA 2000 varies by brand, and we verify before we ship.
Epic-moment capture. Synchronized mark triggers for your action cameras. A concept we love, not a working screenshot.
Smart glasses. Early, unbuilt, genuinely possible. We'll talk about it when it's real.