Made by people who actually fix boats
ElecBot didn't come out of a tech office. It came off the pontoon.
From the tools, not a boardroom
ElecBot is built by working marine electrical engineers — the people called out when the lights go dim and the batteries won't hold. Every feature comes from a real fault on a real vessel.
The same faults, over and over
Flat batteries. Corroded connections. Chargers quietly cooking cells. We kept seeing the same avoidable failures — problems a bit of knowledge, or a warning in time, would have stopped.
Boats die unseen on their moorings
Most electrical failures happen when nobody's aboard. A battery flatlines over winter, a bilge runs, and the owner finds out weeks later. Pulse was built so you find out in minutes, not months.
So we turned that hands-on fault-finding into software any owner can use — and a monitoring unit that keeps watch when you can't. That's ElecBot: the knowledge and the early warning, in your pocket.
