Race Edition · Coming soon

Be there.Front row.

Watch the race from inside every boat. Three small pods on each boat send how she sails, live, to the race stream.

A fleet of J/24s on the beat in the digital twin, one boat close up and heeled — The twin, not a real race · pods: concept

The phone view: three boats racing, one picked, with her race clock, speed and heel — The twin · the phone view

See the whole fleet.
Then ride any boat.

The stream opens on the course with every boat on the map. Pick one and you are aboard: her heel, her pitch and her heading as she sails, several times a second.

A J/24 close up, heeled on the beat, spray along her bow — The twin

Every tack, every heel,
as it happens.

Watch a boat lay over in a puff and come back up.

The replay and the report

After the race the full record fills the replay, with every tack and jibe marked. Each boat gets a one-page report: what each tack and jibe cost, and how steady she sailed. The marks and the costs are estimates.

The crew sees nothing

The pods have no screen and show the crew nothing. It is for the people watching and for the debrief afterwards, so the racing stays the sailors' own.

No wiring. No drilling.

A clamp goes on each boat's rail for the regatta; the pods slide in before racing and out after. Three to a boat, fitted by the organizer to each boat: the bow and both corners of the stern rail. Nothing up the mast, nothing stuck on, no marks.

Made for the water

Designed to be waterproof to 1 m and to float if one goes over the side. Each runs on its own battery for a race day.

Alongside your tracker

Already streaming positions? The pods add how each boat moves.

For clubs, fleets
and regattas.

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Every picture on this page is from our digital twin, not a real race; the pods in it are a concept, not the finished design. We keep your email only to tell you about what you picked. Our privacy policy.

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