Local Resilience Plus Cloud Tactical Support

Weather Module and Weather Server

Weather logic is built for mixed connectivity: better tactics when you are online, deterministic safety when you are not.

Suite Overview Safety + AI

Onboard Weather Responsibilities

Maintain local weather context for real-time AI decisions.
Provide fallback when cloud tactical data is missing or stale.
Support hazard windows and safety advisories on board.
Keep mode behavior predictable regardless of internet state.

Cloud Tactical Responsibilities

Deliver weather bundles and tactical map layers.
Provide corridor recommendations for long passages.
Enable route what-if analysis as fronts and sea states change.
Support strategy updates when new forecasts arrive.

AI Weather Assist For Ocean Passages

Suggest safer CTS corridors on long routes, including Europe-to-Caribbean style passages.
Highlight windows with lower broach and overpower risk.
Balance speed, comfort and safety as objective weights.
Allow skipper-confirmed plan changes instead of hidden automatic reroutes.
Sail-plan guidance can recommend reefing, reducing, or adding fore and main sail to stabilize heel, yaw and rudder workload.

Local Boat JSON API Export

The Weather module publishes onboard JSON endpoints for other systems on the boat network.
The export includes the weather bundle, INTELS layer, corridor data, and wide fast-moving hazard information.
It is designed for MFD mirrors, custom displays, automation tools and logging gateways.
This lets third-party systems consume weather intelligence without being directly coupled to the cloud.

Automatic Local Track Logging

When underway, the AI autopilot logs to a local track database every 10 minutes.
Each log record includes basic position, heading, speed and weather context.
Track data is stored on board for resilience even without internet access.
Download and export are built in for later analysis and voyage debrief.

**WX Weather module**
Corridor overlays, wind fields and tactical markers.

More Features Across The Suite

Current page focus: How onboard and cloud weather intelligence work together.

The suite is much broader than a traditional autopilot. It is a complete singlehanded offshore assistance stack covering steering, weather intelligence, safety sensing, logging and post-passage analysis.

Adaptive anti-hunt steering tuned to real sea motion

Standard NMEA2000 interoperability plus a private high-speed NMEA core exchange

Cross-vendor NMEA2000 compatibility with Raymarine, Garmin, Simrad and more

Maneuver-aware route behavior with avoid-and-resume workflow

AI prevention layer for broach, surf and pitchpole tendency

WORK mode for high-workload deck and sail operations

AI sail recommendations for fore/main trim and reefing stability

Hazard diagnostics with recovery counters and reason traces

Onboard and cloud weather fusion with deterministic offline fallback

72-hour weather-corridor planning and INTELS tactical context

Track and voyage logging for weather, position and boat-status history

Owner-performance polar review on iPad and server, with same-condition better/worse comparison

Local Weather Box JSON export for weather, INTELS, corridor and wide-area hazard feeds

Automatic periodic SailingKSF reporting with position, heading, weather and sea state

Dedicated supporter and family follow pages with live voyage context

Automatic local track logging every 10 minutes while underway, with export for analysis

Emergency 1/2/3 escalation with automatic shore updates and SMS/email contact alerts

AIS/RADAR warning and alarm workflow across helm, iPad and voice

Pressure-trend plus gust/shift fusion for earlier squall warnings, especially at night

Voice alarms and structured escalation for fatigue-resistant awareness

Sensor safety integration for lightning, gas, fire and air quality

Configurable 4x analog + 8x digital protected inputs with relay and voice actions

Native iPad workflow for routes, waypoints and tactical map use

Roadmap: dual bow and aft cameras for incoming-wave prediction support

Feedback And Comments

This project is still work in progress, and I would genuinely like feedback on what is missing, what feels unclear, and what would be most useful offshore. The first sea trial is planned for spring 2026, and every comment is reviewed by me before it appears publicly.

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Built For Singlehanded Offshore Reality

These public pages focus on what the suite actually delivers offshore: steadier steering, fail-safe automation, and practical AI support that reduces workload without taking control away from the skipper.