Prepared for the stay
Present the cabin, welcome information and itinerary published by the crew.
GlassBridge Experience · Guests
Welcome aboard.
Welcome guests on the room’s Apple TV and cabin displays, with stay information, supported room controls and a direct way to request help from the crew.
Apple TV for guest rooms
GlassBridge Guest on the room’s TV.
Give each guest room its own GlassBridge experience on Apple TV. Guests use the Apple TV remote to browse the cabin screen and select the services prepared for their stay.
Keep room information, the day’s plans and guest requests together on the TV. Crew prepare the stay content and define the room’s available functions.
Lighting, climate and audio controls follow the installed equipment, commissioned interfaces and guest permissions.
Comfort in the room
Offer permitted lighting, climate and music functions for the guest’s assigned cabin.
A request to the crew
Call the crew, set Do Not Disturb or ask for something through the guest screen.
Guest Cabin Display
A cabin display for the guest’s stay.
Use the Guest Cabin Display app on an iPad, Android tablet or wall display.
Illustrative cabin screens. Available controls follow the yacht’s equipment and guest permissions.
Your suite
The assigned room, stay information and the content prepared by the crew. Climate control is included only after the exact HVAC interface is validated.
Your music
Access to supported audio functions follows the room and stay permissions.
Today aboard
Publish the itinerary, destination and yacht information prepared for this stay.
Requests
Tender, breakfast or housekeeping: examples of requests the crew can define and follow through in the onboard inbox.
Yacht information
Wi-Fi guidance, safety information and marina notes belong to the published stay content.
Relax
Room and lighting preferences can inform the installed and tested experience. Lighting settings depend on the installed equipment.
Access behind the experience
Guests get their own screens, kept apart from the yacht’s systems
Guest access remains stay-scoped, controlled by the invitation’s permissions, role separated and audited. Guest requests do not create control of engineering or safety systems.
Time-limited accessEvery invitation has an explicit start and end.
Stay-shaped permissionsRooms, permission template, language and optional PIN belong to the stay.
Preview before publishingContent, brand and guest view can be reviewed together.
Requests reach crewGuest requests are routed into the onboard crew inbox.
Guest Experience Studio
One place to prepare, publish and review the stay.
Stays, content, brand presentation and guest-view preview use one onboard product language.
From invitation to crew follow-through
Guest access stays attached to the visit.
The Studio keeps the invitation, published experience and service requests inside the onboard stay workflow.
Invite with clear limits
Record the guest, start and end dates, assigned rooms, permission template, language and optional PIN. Current stays remain visible for review.
Publish only what belongs
Prepare stay-scoped content, apply the yacht's guest brand and preview the guest view before it is used aboard.
Keep requests with the crew
Guest requests enter a crew inbox so onboard service remains part of the yacht's operating workflow.
Guest roles
A guest experience without a second crew system.
Guest and guest-child roles remain within the stay; the responsible onboard team prepares and follows the experience.
Stay-scoped onboard access
The invited guest receives the content and permissions prepared for that visit.
A distinct guest role
Guest Child remains inside the same time-limited, stay-scoped model and the permission template selected for the invitation.
Prepared and followed aboard
Chief steward and crew workflows connect stay preparation with the guest-request inbox.
Three separate boundaries
Guest access is not crew presence or Cloud identity.
GlassBridge keeps each record responsible for one job and does not infer one from another.
Invitation and stay
Local, time-limited access to the onboard experience prepared for the guest.
Manual people-aboard record
A separately maintained record of crew presence and operating assignments.
Review Crew Operations →Separate remote identity
Invitation-only, authenticated vessel monitoring; it does not inherit an onboard guest stay.
Review GlassBridge Cloud →Arrival, service and departure
From a guest request to the crew inbox.
The guest’s view
A guest opens the invitation for their stay, sees the assigned room and available content, and sends a request through the onboard experience. Controls follow the invitation’s permissions.
The chief steward’s view
Prepare rooms, language, optional PINs and the stay’s presentation in Studio. Preview the guest view before publishing it and use the crew inbox to handle requests.
At the end of the stay
The invitation is time-limited. Guest access, the manually maintained crew record and a separate Cloud invitation each have their own purpose. See Crew Operations.
Guest Experience planning
Start with the stays, service standard and onboard roles.
Guest Experience scope follows the yacht's rooms, content, brand and approved permission templates.