The Omarchy Manual
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Marine Navigation Software
Summary
A suite of standalone Rust applications for sailors running Omarchy, providing chartplotter, AIS tracking, tides, wind forecasts, and ship's log. Built in public aboard a Pacific Seacraft 25 in San Francisco Bay, each app is an independent MIT-licensed repo that works offline.
Highlights
- Each app is a standalone MIT-licensed Rust repo that works independently and offline, reading from the omakeel data hub
- Built in public aboard Dash, a Pacific Seacraft 25 berthed in Berkeley Marina, with real GPS and AIS hardware
- NOAA charts drawn from scratch, GRIB wind models decoded onboard, and GPX tracks stored in a git repo you own
- Nine apps planned across navigation, monitoring, and boat systems, with several already in early use
- Integrates with the Omarchy desktop theme, running as plugins that tile alongside each other
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Context
Audience
Sailors and boaters who want self-hosted, offline marine navigation software built with Rust
DomainMarine Navigation
Formatopen source software project
Accessfree, open source, MIT licensed
Source Overview
Omahoy is a set of standalone Rust apps for sailors running Omarchy, providing chartplotter, AIS, tides, wind forecasts, and ship's log.
Built in public aboard a Pacific Seacraft 25 in San Francisco Bay, each app is its own MIT-licensed repository on GitHub. The omakeel hub reads USB GPS and AIS receivers and serves data to the plugin apps, which run independently and operate without an internet connection.
Topics
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OmarchyNOAA chartsGRIB wind modelsRust programmingPacific Seacraft 25AIS receivers
