Plan a boat’s battery bank, loads, and charging sources against a simulated passage. Runs in the browser.
The scenario simulator I use to develop 32°N itself — build a passage, run it, publish live data to whatever is listening.
Scan a boat’s network from your laptop. Finds devices and checks them against real marine-security advisories — no install on the boat.
Practise VHF and DSC radio procedure — Channel 16 calls, distress relay drills — without transmitting.
Compare rig, bowsprit and downwind sail choices for the way you actually sail. In development — not runnable yet.
Concept illustration, not a screenshot. Figures shown are illustrative.
Concept illustration, not a screenshot. Figures shown are illustrative.
Concept illustration, not a screenshot. Figures shown are illustrative.
Concept illustration, not a screenshot. Figures shown are illustrative.
Concept illustration, not a screenshot. Figures shown are illustrative.
Choose a rig for the way you actually sail.
A planner for comparing rig, bowsprit and downwind sail choices against how and where you sail, and the trade-offs of each.
In development — there is nothing to run yet. The picture above is a concept illustration, not a screenshot; this page is the tool’s home until it is built.