For the builder
Repeatable model architecture and a coherent product option.
For yacht builders
Give every model its own digital identity.
GlassBridge turns the equipment already specified for a yacht into one repeatable, builder-branded digital platform from set-up and testing through ownership and after-sales.
Builder accountability
One accountable digital integration layer.
GlassBridge gives the builder one accountable owner for the digital experience and integration layer while preserving freedom to select specialist marine suppliers.
Agree the interfaces, responsibilities and acceptance criteria once, then carry that shared configuration through commissioning, handover and service.
For everyone involved in the yacht programme
A platform the whole business can use.
For engineering
Defined interfaces, which systems stay in control and validation.
For the owner
One coherent digital experience across the yacht.
For after-sales
Configuration, diagnostics, stored history and controlled support.
For the business
A digital relationship that can continue after yacht delivery.
A practical first step
Start with one model.
A builder can start with one yacht model, keeping the rest of the range as it is.
Map navigation, propulsion, power, switching, HVAC, AV, networking, security, cameras, connectivity, guest and crew systems, and service requirements.
Request OEM demoModel architecture
Agree the equipment, users and original-control boundaries.
Integration map
List readings, allowed actions and interfaces that need testing.
Digital experience
Define builder identity, model workspace and handover.
Validation plan
Set acceptance criteria for live data, failures, permissions and recovery.
Demonstrator
Show the agreed functions on the specified equipment.
Pilot
Install it on one yacht, test it, and keep the sign-off record.
Builder-defined identity
Your yacht. Your brand. Our platform.
The underlying equipment suppliers can remain. The experience presented to the customer belongs to the yacht builder. An OEM programme defines the visual identity and delivery scope.
Concept identity · Coastal blue
BUILDER A
MODEL 60
Welcome aboard.
Owner · Guest · Handover · ServiceConcept identity · Warm bronze
BUILDER B
MODEL 78
Welcome aboard.
Owner · Guest · Handover · ServiceConcept identity · Quiet silver
BUILDER C
MODEL 92
Welcome aboard.
Owner · Guest · Handover · ServiceFictional visual-identity studies, not product screenshots, customer brands or shipped OEM portals. Full branding scope is agreed and validated for each programme.
A recognisable experience
Builder colours, model imagery, welcome presentation and guest-facing identity.
A model-specific workspace
Navigation context, machinery and onboard functions organised around the yacht architecture.
A consistent relationship
Agree the owner portal, dealer and service presentation, handover environment and Cloud branding as part of the OEM scope.
System architecture
Keep the systems you trust.
Navigation stays navigation. Propulsion stays propulsion. GlassBridge connects the experience through approved interfaces.
Existing vessel controls
- Garmin / Raymarine / navigation
- Propulsion OEM
- NMEA networks
- Digital switching
- Energy
- HVAC
- AV
- Security
- Connectivity
- Cameras
- Sensors
GLASSBRIDGE
Integration + Experience + Intelligence + Lifecycle
Approved data connections · allowed actions · equipment-specific set-up and testingOne builder-branded digital experience
- Helm
- Wrist
- Owner
- Captain
- Crew
- Guest
- Service
- Cloud
- Builder
- Dealer
Built for production yachts
Set up a model once, and reuse it on every hull you build
Define a repeatable digital architecture for a model. Retain the freedom to choose specialist marine suppliers.
A model template sets the equipment interfaces, display locations, roles and acceptance criteria. Each hull still needs its own device identities, data checks and installation test record.
Repeatable architecture supports production consistency. Each hull still needs physical checks, set-up and testing.
Why builders care
Make the integration work for the business.
Reduce duplication
Use common digital surfaces for non-critical functions where appropriate.
Standardise models
Define repeatable yacht templates and per-hull acceptance.
Simplify installation testing
Agree integration maps, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Improve first-line support
Provide controlled diagnostics and equipment and update details.
Extend the relationship
Carry configuration and service context beyond handover.
Differentiate the brand
Present third-party equipment through a coherent builder identity.
Preserve supplier choice
Keep specialist marine systems in control of their own functions.
Continuity beyond delivery
One digital record for the yacht.
Connect the model definition, installed configuration and service context. GlassBridge can remain with the yacht while the builder’s digital relationship continues beyond handover.
- 01
Design
Model template · equipment specification · integration definition
- 02
Build
Installed equipment · device identities · configuration
- 03
Test
Validation · acceptance · system status
- 04
Handover
Owner documentation · captain orientation · configuration record
- 05
Ownership
History · alerts · documents · configuration
- 06
Service
Diagnostics · maintenance · controlled support
- 07
Refit / upgrade
Record equipment and configuration changes
- 08
Resale
Review configuration and documentation
- 09
Next yacht
Continue the customer relationship
Lifecycle programme scope: the record depends on the information collected and the services agreed. Resale assurance and cross-yacht continuity are programme objectives, not automated certification or a guarantee of complete history.
Product demonstration
See the functions relevant to your yacht.
Arrange a live session around your equipment, display choices and onboard workflows.
Planning your installation
New-build and refit questions.
Does GlassBridge replace the yacht's original controls?
No. GlassBridge works alongside the yacht’s original controls.
Does every yacht model need the same hardware?
No. The installation follows the selected model, equipment architecture and interfaces.
Can a builder start with one model?
Yes. The first engagement can define the product layout, integrations and handover workflow around one selected yacht model.
Can a refit retain the yacht's existing electronics?
The review starts with the equipment already aboard and the interfaces it makes available. Retained equipment can be included where compatibility is established; required changes are identified in the installation scope. Review marine integrations.
How is the owner and crew experience defined?
The builder or refit yard, marine integrator and GlassBridge team agree the displays, modules, roles and acceptance criteria before handover.
What should we bring to the first technical review?
Bring the yacht model or refit context, systems list, available interfaces, display locations, project timing and handover target. Contact GlassBridge to arrange the review; sensitive installation details belong in an agreed secure channel.
Your installation
Arrange a build or refit review
Tell us about the yacht, its equipment and the experience you want aboard. We can define the next step around your installation.
Request OEM demo