Pharos

What's inside

Landing page Customer portal Dashboard

About this template

Overview

Pharos is the working drawing for a general lighthouse and buoyage authority managing 11 lighthouses, 3 light-vessels, 214 buoys, 46 beacons and perches, 9 racons and 12 AIS aids to navigation across 340 nautical miles of coast, plus a buoy yard and tender. It tracks every aid to navigation as an engineering record, holding position, character, power source, telemetry and availability data, and organizes operational workflows for optics, buoyage, moorings, tenders, power, notices and yard work.

What you get

Station Board listing every aid with light-list reference, position, character, elevation, nominal range, intensity, power source, battery state, telemetry and IALA category availability
Optic & Lamp tracking first-order Fresnel lanterns, LED optics, rotation periods, lamp hours to changeover and flash character measurement
Buoyage & Moorings holding IALA region classification, sinker weight, chain grade, watch circle and drift from charted position
Tender Operations planning lifts against tidal windows and wave-height limits
Power & Telemetry monitoring solar output, depth of discharge and autonomy days
Notices & Statutory issuing Notices to Mariners and maintaining the wreck-marking log
Buoy Yard tracking shot-blast, coat thickness and chain proof-load certificates
Engineering & Fabric recording pointing, lightning-protection continuity and condition surveys
Mariner's Portal for public lookup of aid character, range and current status

The signature screen

The Station Board is the central engineering row for every aid to navigation, displaying light-list reference, position, character notation, elevation, nominal range, intensity in candela, power source and battery state of charge, telemetry last-heard, and availability against IALA category target. It is the single authoritative record that underpins all downstream operations and public visibility.

Who it's for

Lighthouse and buoyage authorities managing multiple aids to navigation, tenders, yards and moorings across extended coastlines. Mariners and the public can consult the Mariner's Portal to verify aid status and characteristics.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Pharos template?

Pharos is the working drawing for a general lighthouse and buoyage authority managing 11 lighthouses, 3 light-vessels, 214 buoys, 46 beacons and perches, 9 racons and 12 AIS aids to navigation across 340 nautical miles of coast, plus a buoy yard and tender.

Who is the Pharos template for?

Lighthouse and buoyage authorities managing multiple aids to navigation, tenders, yards and moorings across extended coastlines. Mariners and the public can consult the Mariner's Portal to verify aid status and characteristics.

How long does it take to build an app with the Pharos template?

Timing depends on your changes and setup. Review the generated app, connect any required services, and test the core workflow before sharing it.

Do I need to code to use the Pharos template?

You can start with plain-language instructions. Complex behavior, custom integrations, and production troubleshooting may need technical help.

How much does the Pharos template cost?

This template has no separate template purchase price. Building and AI edits require builder access and available credits. Hosting and connected services may have their own costs; check current pricing and provider terms.

Can I customize the Pharos template?

You can request changes to the design and behavior. Review each change, complete any connection setup, and test forms, permissions, and payments that your app uses.

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