Finally, everything on your yacht just works — together.
Zora connects navigation, weather, power, safety, charts and onboard systems into a single intelligent operating layer — so the journey commands your attention, not the equipment.
One System. One Standard. Complete Control.
Zora isn’t another piece of technology to manage. It’s the revolution that unites every system, app, and chart into one intelligent operating system — the brain that keeps your yacht running perfectly, your maps updated automatically, and your mind at ease.
You Bought a Yacht, Not a Second Job.
Modern yachts are packed with technology, but most of it doesn’t talk to each other. You juggle screens, apps, and endless updates just to stay on top of things.
Zora changes that by connecting navigation, weather, power, safety, and more into one effortless experience.
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The old way, and the Zora way.
Many apps. Many displays. One headache.
Every signal lives in its own silo. Different logins, different alerts, different displays. Something always needs your attention.
Yesterday’s Helm
- Switching apps just to cross-reference basics
- Alerts buried in notifications you’ll never see
- Helm-only access — nothing below or ashore
- Every upgrade adds another vendor login
One OS. Every system. Anywhere on board.
Zora unifies it all into a single intelligent layer — the same UI at the helm, below, or on your phone ashore.
Zora 3.0
- Charts, AIS, switching, weather and engine — one workflow
- Smart alerts before issues escalate · auto-logged emergencies
- Same UI on glass helm, tablet, iPad, or phone — onboard or ashore
- Profiles for cruising, sailing, anchoring or docking
Speaks NMEA 2000 · SignalK · Modbus · CAN — multi-protocol from day one.
Navigation, Refined. The Standard, Redefined.
You’re not managing tech anymore. You’re enjoying the journey.
One Platform, Not Many
One OS. Infinite control. All your data, visuals, and systems — elegantly connected.
Freedom, Not Lock-In
Zora connects with what you already own, bringing total command to one OS.
Intelligence at Work
Smart monitoring validates data, tracks performance, and predicts issues before they arise.
By Sailors, For Sailors
Created by voyagers, tested by the elements. Every alert and workflow shaped by experience.
Meet Zora 3.0
See it in action — one operating system, every onboard signal, anywhere on board.
Meet Zora 3.0 Zora 3.0 2:14 All videos & tutorialsExperience the revolution in yacht management.
Zora 3.0 is available to order now — with shipping worldwide.
Shop Zora 3.0Works with what you already own.
Zora connects with the systems already on your yacht — no rip-and-replace. Configure your exact integrations to match the equipment aboard your vessel.
Stories from the people aboard.
Bob & Kim Stephens
“With Zora, we can see all our systems — engine, electrical, navigational, radar, weather — all in one place. We’re no longer tied to the helm to understand what’s happening.”
Rod Stright
“My entire career in the Canadian Coast Guard was dedicated to promoting and teaching safety and ensuring operators of ships and small vessels are prepared for everything they’ll run into on the high seas. I believe Zora will be a game changer when it comes to safe and efficient vessel operations.”
Andy Simonds
“As a former Airline Pilot accustomed to navigation instruments and electronics from my years in the cockpit of a jet, I recognized Zora as the evolution of the multifunction display. Situational awareness on a jet is of the highest importance.”
Zora Implementation on Meraviglia
Bob & Kim Stephens — 1985 Stevens 47, mid-circumnavigation
Bob & Kim Stephens
We are Bob and Kim Stephens and we live on board Meraviglia, our 1985 Stevens 47. We have logged over 13,000 nautical miles since setting sail in 2023, cruising the Caribbean, transiting the Panama Canal, and crossing the Pacific Ocean. We are currently in New Zealand readying Meraviglia for another cruising season as we continue our circumnavigation.
The miles we’ve sailed have taught us that boats — even older ones like ours — are complicated. Fuel systems, engine systems, electrical systems, navigation systems — it’s a lot. We’ve also learned that information is critical not only for safety, but for enjoying offshore sailing.
In managing that information, we identified some problems:
- Our navigational data was only at the helm. No one wants to be tied to the helm station when it’s cold and raining and blowing 25 knots. We want to be under the dodger keeping warm and dry.
- We got tired of accessing multiple systems in multiple places in order to get a comprehensive picture of our systems status.
- We each process information differently, so a single display format often was a compromise, not working optimally for either of us.
- Not having simultaneous access for both of us, even if one of us is at the helm and the other is below.
We chose Zora as a way to solve these problems.
With Zora, we can have all the information for all of Meraviglia’s systems wherever we are, at the helm, under the dodger, down below, even ashore, on our laptop, tablet, or phone. We can see all of our systems — engine, electrical, navigational, radar, and tank data, along with weather, anchorage, and tidal information — all in one place.
Each of us can configure our display however we like. Zora helps us process information in the way that works best for each of us.
Installation has been extremely straightforward. Zora is compact, easily mounted, and uses very little power. We have found the interface extremely intuitive.
When we’ve had a question, iNav4U support has been right there to make sure we succeed. It’s reassuring to get support from someone who has been at the helm in their own boat.
We’re excited to get back out there and really put Zora through its paces. We just need that weather window.
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