The port tells you what happened.
Arrivals, fuel sales, absences and every change go on the record the moment they happen.
Open source under AGPL-3.0. The source arrives with the open-source release.
01 / 05 A vessel crosses the entrance
The camera reads its registration and matches it to your records. Nobody types it in.
02 / 05 It refuels at the dock
The pump reports the sale: grade, litres, price and time.
03 / 05 It moors at its berth
Each berth has its state on the map: leased, booked, free or blocked.
04 / 05 It leaves, and the visit closes
The camera reads it on the way out. Arrival and departure are one visit on the record.
05 / 05 Away for a week
The leaseholder declares the absence in the app, and the berth can be let for those dates.
What nobody records is never billed.
It is the income a port loses because a person with a clipboard stands between the water and the ledger.
- Fri → Sun
The boat that arrived on Friday, left on Sunday and appears in no record.
- Absent
The berth that stayed empty because the leaseholder's absence never reached anyone who could let it.
Every berth, with everything that happens at it. Who holds it, when they are away, what crossed the entrance and every change.
The whole port on one map. Draw your berths once, and each one shows its state, in 2D or in 3D.
- Free
- Occupied
- Booked today
- Blocked
Ask it what happened. It proposes the change and you approve it.
It reads your records.
Berths, leases, vessels, reservations, transits and fuel.
It proposes, it does not execute.
Each change arrives with the before and the after. Nothing happens until you approve it.
You approveIt is on the record.
Your decision and the change are kept in the ledger, which nobody can edit afterwards.
You use your own provider.
Out on the pontoon, still on the record. Your staff and your boaters use the same app.
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For the marina
The day at a glance.
Today's arrivals and departures, how many matched a vessel, and which vessels need attention with their insurance.
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For the marina
Every read, as it happens.
The transit log as the camera reads each registration, with the vessel it matched. A registration the system does not recognise stays on the log as unknown. Berths, leases, vessels and the fuel dock are a tap away.
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For your boaters
Each boater sees their own berth.
Their berth, their vessel and their stay, and nothing of anyone else's.
They set their insurance date too. It stays marked as theirs until the office has checked it.
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For your boaters
Leaving? They say so themselves.
A boater who is leaving declares the absence in the app, and the marina is told. The berth can then be offered to visitors for those dates.
You invite a boater by email. They choose a password and sign in.
Your marina's brand, as far as you take it. In the platform your team uses and in the app your boaters carry.
Between one end and the other, we fit it to what your marina needs.
| Part | Your colours and your logo | Your own server | Your app, under your name |
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| Your colours and logo, in the platform and the app | Your name | Your name | Your name |
| The web address | lumenaris | Your name | Your name |
| The sign-in page and the emails | lumenaris | Your name | Your name |
| The phone app's name and icon | lumenaris | lumenaris | Your name |
07 — Also included
- Live video from your entrance camera
- A calendar of reservations, leases and blocks
- Notifications for what needs attention
- A fuel dock point of sale
- A wallboard for the office screen
- A desktop app for the front office, with a kiosk mode for the wallboard
- Spanish, Catalan, Valencian, Galician, Basque and English
- FIWARE egress for port calls
The software is free. You pay for what has to be installed and kept running.
lumenarisQuote
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Software AGPL-3.0Free of charge
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Hardware kitOn request
The camera for your entrance and what it needs, configured before it reaches you.
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Hosting and maintenanceOn request
We run lumenaris for you and keep it up to date.
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Installation and supportOn request
We install it in your port and answer when something stops working.
09 — Open source
AGPL-3.0
You will be able to read all of it.
lumenaris will be published under AGPL-3.0. The source arrives with the open-source release.
If we stop existing, the software does not.
You will be able to run it on your own servers. The release will say plainly what that takes.
Two partners. Each in its own field.
amomir (opens another site in a new tab)
Alarms and cameras for what the entrance cannot see.
Questions
What does the software cost?
Nothing. It will be published as open source under AGPL-3.0. You pay for the hardware, for hosting if you want us to run it, and for installation and support.
Can I buy a kit from this page?
No. Kits are quoted on request. Tell us about your port and we answer with a quote.
Can we run it ourselves?
Yes, once the source is published. The release will include what self-hosting requires.
Where is the source code?
It arrives with the open-source release. It is not public yet.
What happens if lumenaris closes?
Once the source is published, the code is yours to keep running, with us or without us.
Which languages does it speak?
Spanish, Catalan, Valencian, Galician, Basque and English. Each operator chooses their own.
Is there a phone app?
Yes, one app for your staff and your boaters. What each of them sees depends on who they are. It ships with the open-source release, and store listings are not live yet.
Is there a desktop app?
Yes, a window for the front office, with a kiosk mode for the wallboard. It ships with the open-source release, and there is no installer to download yet.
How does a boater get an account?
You invite them by email. They choose a password and sign in to the phone app, which ships with the open-source release.
Tell us about your port.
Say how many berths you have and what you want to stop doing by hand. We answer with a quote.
Ask for a quote