Monitoring & alarms
Review power, tanks, navigation data and alarms together in GlassBridge Core.
See the onboard monitoring viewYacht monitoring & integration
GlassBridge brings engines, power, navigation data, alarms and cameras into a shared onboard view.
Use it at the helm and on companion displays. Add audio, scenes and guest services around the equipment fitted to your yacht, with remote visibility through GlassBridge Cloud.

GlassBridge product film
See the GlassBridge product story across the helm, onboard infrastructure, security, access, power, engines and the displays used throughout the yacht.
Edited product presentation. View actual product captures and equipment evidence.
GlassBridge in motion
See how GlassBridge connects the yacht’s systems in one local view, alongside the original marine controls.
What it does
Review power, tanks, navigation data and alarms together in GlassBridge Core.
See the onboard monitoring viewSee available engine readings, twin-engine comparisons and operating history.
See engine monitoring and historyReview camera status, supported events and incident evidence with Guardian.
Review cameras and securityUnderstand changes in power use and review stored operating readings with Insight.
Review trends and diagnosticsSwitch supported lights and scenes, and play music room by room.
See scenes and local routinesPrepare guest stays and requests, and maintain the crew presence and assignment record.
See the guest and crew experienceGlassBridge hardware

A fixed 21.5-inch display computer for the local interface.

A removable companion display for interior spaces.

Local computing, networking, recording, storage and protected power.

Nine vessel screens on Garmin Quatix 8 and Apple Watch Ultra.
Approved product imagery and equipment illustrations. Display specifications and integration checks are detailed on the hardware pages.
Explore all hardwareWorks with
Start with your equipment list. The integration matrix records the exact hardware evidence, supported readings and allowed actions.
Functions vary by equipment model, interface and installed and tested configuration.
Review integration evidencePlan your installation
Define a repeatable model architecture, builder identity, set-up, testing and handover.
Plan a builder programmeReview the equipment already aboard, the displays you want and the workflows that matter to your crew.
Plan your yacht or refitLocal operation
The local GlassBridge appliance handles onboard monitoring, records and supported local actions. Core onboard operation can continue without public internet.
GlassBridge Cloud provides separately authenticated remote visibility when the yacht has a connection.
GlassBridge never takes over your chartplotter, engine controls or safety systems. They keep working exactly as installed. Each installation defines the readings and local actions available to its users.
Planning your installation
GlassBridge is an OnPointGroup OEM digital yacht platform. It integrates onboard systems into one builder-branded experience across yacht operations, people, Cloud, service and lifecycle, with equipment-specific information and permissions. Explore GlassBridge Core.
The local appliance handles onboard monitoring, records and reviewed local workflows without a public internet connection. Remote Cloud updates and services that use the internet still depend on connectivity. How local and Cloud access differ.
Yes. The review starts with the yacht model or existing vessel, its equipment, the required displays and the owner or crew workflow. Builders, refit yards and marine integrators can plan a defined installation and testing scope.
No. GlassBridge brings information together alongside the yacht’s primary marine equipment. Read the operating boundaries.
The team behind GlassBridge
Peter van Wyk is the founder and lead systems architect of GlassBridge, an OnPointGroup product.
Bring your equipment list, project stage and the things you want to see or do aboard. We can review the fit and arrange a demonstration around your priorities.
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