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Your boat checks in. Even when you’re away.
Anchor alarm, battery level, temperature: the Hub keeps watch over your boat around the clock and gets in touch before a small thing becomes damage, whether you are on deck or long since home.
Why it matters
Most damage happens when nobody is aboard.
A boat is most vulnerable lying alone at the dock. The anchor drags in the night, the battery drains over weeks. By the time someone notices, it is often too late.
Smartboatia keeps watch, even when you do not. What the Hub sees, you see: at once, on your phone, wherever you are.
What Smartboatia takes off your hands
Watched around the clock, reported the instant it matters.
The Hub watches your boat’s critical values continuously. What is normal runs quietly in the background. What stands out comes to you.
Watched continuously
What the Hub keeps an eye on
- Anchor position, a watch circle around your spot
- Battery voltage, know your power status day or night
- Weather at the boat, wind, pressure, water temperature and depth, Sea State
Reported to you
How the warning reaches you
- Push to your phone the moment your battery runs low or your boat starts to drift
- See the pattern, not just the number
- Quiet when normal, no message means all is well
Live on deck or at home
The anchor drags. You hear about it first.
Whether you're at home or back on board, you'll get a push notification the moment the Hub notices your anchor is slipping. If you're aboard, you'll hear it too, the Hub sounds an alarm right on the boat.
Want it even louder? Connect an external alarm for extra volume.
Stephan, SY Hanna
"My favorite feature of Smartboatia is the automatic logbook – it is a real time-saver and I can see where I have been sailing at any time. Also, the remote access gives me a huge sense of security: I can see the water level, wind values and whether my boat is safely in the harbor from home – without having to go there myself."
How it works
Your boat’s critical values, continuously in view.
The Hub brings its own sensors and also reads what is on the onboard network.
Step 01
Quiet in the background
The Hub keeps a constant eye on anchor and battery. No beeping, no message without reason, just a calm green in the Remote Monitoring Dashboard.
Step 02
When a value tips
If battery voltage drops below your set threshold, the Hub shows it right on the dashboard widget, and you get a push notification before it turns critical.
Step 03
When it counts
If the anchor drags outside the set radius, the Hub sounds its built-in alarm loudly, and you get an immediate, clear push notification, wherever you are.
What the Hub monitors
What your logbook recognises automatically.
From casting off to the last gybe: most entries appear on their own. Whatever the AI does not (yet) know for sure, you fill in with a tap.
Own sensors
- Battery voltage SENSOR
- Heel & attitude SENSOR
- Air pressure SENSOR
From the onboard network, if present
- Wind speed & direction BUS
- Water depth BUS
- Water temperature BUS
Safety & alarms
- Anchor watch SENSOR
- No GPS signal SENSOR
- Battery alarm SENSOR
- Air pressure changes SENSOR
- Built into the Hub SENSOR
- Your own instruments, read from the NMEA network BUS
For sailors and motorboaters alike
At the dock or at anchor: your boat looks after itself, even when you are not there.
Pairs well with
All data, every device
Real weather in the entry
Every log entry carries the values actually measured.
Let your boat look after itself.
Connect your Hub and monitoring runs from the very first night at the dock, all on its own.