SmartMyBoat Navigator lets you keep an eye on your vessel from anywhere. To enable remote monitoring, you’ll need to set up port forwarding for your NMEA network gateway, allowing external access to your network. If you’re using a standard mobile hotspot, this can be tricky—most ISPs assign private IP addresses behind Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT), which…
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We’re thrilled to introduce version 1.4 of SmartMyBoat Navigator for Roku— your ultimate companion for smarter, safer, and more connected boating! This update brings powerful new features designed to give you more control, clarity, and convenience on the water. In current version we parse each Parameter Group Number data – a unique numerical identifier used…
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For boater-specific apps on a Roku, a must-have is the SmartMyBoat Navigator app if you want to integrate your boat’s onboard instruments and sensor data with your Roku device for monitoring and navigation.
We’re excited to announce that Version 1.3 is live and ready for you to install! We’ve been listening to your feedback and working hard to bring you a host of new features, improvements, and fixes to make your experience even better. This update is all about giving you more control, better performance, and a smoother…
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Release Date: 03/17/25 Install Navigator for Roku here. We are thrilled to announce the release of Version 1.0 of SmartMyBoat – Navigator for Roku ! SMB Navigator is an infotainment app able to connect to your NMEA network via Ethernet or WiFi gateway. Actisense , Yacht Devices and other similar gateways are compatible with SMB…
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SMB Navigator Version 1.0 is now published to Roku Channel Store. This is exciting news for the boating community! The launch of Navigator, a first-of-its-kind application on the Roku platform. Connect Navigator to a NMEA 2000 WiFi/Ethernet gateway to display vessel data on Roku devices. Navigator version 1.1 – Published Navigator version 1.2 – Published…
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Design is pretty simple, we developed REST API embedded in MCU that returns JSON formatted data from our SmartMyBoat hardware. On top of that our Sailduino Application uses this data to display it on a chartplotter. Solution is currently Beta as we are testing it in on a sailboat in Port St Lucie area, Florida.…
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