What's bundled
Docker runtime (Colima on macOS, native on Linux), the 32°N cloud-edge bus, the auto-scan service, and the core apps that run on the boat. One install, one runtime, one update path.
Downloads · 32°N Hub
The hub for your boat.
A small computer on the boat — Mac mini, Intel NUC, Raspberry Pi — running the 32°N stack as one .pkg or .deb installer. Apps for navigation, weather, security scanning, displays. Same runtime everywhere; only the installer wrapper differs.
Status
Coming soon.
The installer build pipeline is in progress. The Docker stack itself runs today on any host — you can pull and run the containers directly from the source while the wrapped installers ship. Source lives on GitHub.
Why an installer (not just Docker)
Most sailors aren't pulling Docker images from a marina wi-fi connection. The installer wraps the bootstrap so the Hub goes from cold metal to running stack in a single double-click.
Not Mac App Store
32°N's licence (MIT) is incompatible with the App Store's distribution terms for components that link AGPL code. So the macOS path is a notarised .pkg from this site, not the App Store. Linux ships as a signed .deb / .rpm.
Auto-scan included
The Hub install gets the Marine Security Scanner running automatically. Findings flow to your boat dashboard. See how auto-scan works.
In the meantime
Run it from your laptop.
While the Hub installer is being finalised, the Marine Security Scanner CLI runs from any laptop on your boat's network — no install on the boat required. Same scanner, manual schedule.