READINESS & ALARMS
Emergency actions should be obvious before the situation becomes one.
Safety gives plans and alarms a permanent home, keeps them available without data service, and states plainly where Salinity stops and required safety equipment begins.
The safety screen keeps it short
Example only — not live boat data.
COMPLETE SYSTEM INDEX
Everything in Safety.
Every tool carries its status. Available, field validation, and roadmap never get mixed together.
Plans & alarms
Emergency Plan
Composes the boat, crew, contact, and return information offline for a manual text send.
Departure message
Automatic send after the configured offshore crossing remains under carrier and on-water validation.
Man overboard
Starts a loud local action path and keeps the saved position close to the response steps.
Check-in alarms
Uses Android’s local alarm channel and stays loud until acknowledged.
Anchor Watch
Drift detection exists but the interface remains hidden until screen-off field proof is complete.
At the helm
Local notifications
Critical boat and safety alerts do not depend on a push service or internet connection.
Night vision
Applies a night-friendly treatment to the working surfaces used after dark.
Low-power mode
Reduces display load while keeping important state visible.
Wear OS
Mirrors discrete alerts to a separately signed watch companion without sending sensitive payloads.
Shore-side float plan
A server-side missed-check-in escalation path is being built and verified separately from boat-side alarms.
WHY IT HELPS ABOARD
Set the plan before the trip, keep the short actions reachable aboard, and rely on local alarms when there is no data connection.
SIGNED FIELD PREVIEW