
Eclipse Azimuth Sailing Analytics is a community-driven platform for live GPS tracking, real-time race analysis, and fan engagement — from club regattas to the Olympic Games. Free to use, free to contribute.
Solutions
From the main cloud platform to companion mobile apps, every component is open-source and designed to work together.
Real-time GPS analytics for rankings, speeds, maneuvers, and bearings — from club regattas to the Olympic Games. Processes live telemetry in the cloud and visualizes it in multiple frontends.
Android app for race committees. Manage start sequences, record finishes, handle flags, and sync results directly to the Sailing Analytics cloud from a tablet on the committee boat.
Sailors can join, set up, and manage GPS tracking for regattas of various formats. One-design and handicap regattas supported. Connects to the Eclipse Azimuth Sailing Analytics cloud for deep analysis.
Simplify race mark positioning and communication with mark layers. Connects to Eclipse Azimuth Sailing Analytics so regatta managers can track mark positions and enable Sail Insight GPS tracking.
Determine the best sailing strategy for various wind conditions and currents. Wind and current can be changed in real time, so the robustness of a strategy can be evaluated under uncertainty.
Quick Start
The fastest way to explore Eclipse Azimuth Sailing Analytics locally is via Docker Compose — no build required, just pull and run.
Install Docker and Docker Compose. Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows with bash.
Download the Compose file and start MongoDB, RabbitMQ, and Sailing Analytics with a single command.
Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8888
and log in to the Admin Console with
admin / admin.
# Download the Docker Compose configuration wget "https://github.com/eclipse-sailing-analytics/sailing-analytics/raw/main/docker/docker-compose.yml" # Start MongoDB, RabbitMQ, and Sailing Analytics docker-compose up # Open the Admin Console at http://127.0.0.1:8888/gwt/AdminConsole.html # Default credentials: admin / admin
Documentation
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Technology
A polyglot stack - Java backend, GWT frontend, mobile apps - all tied together by battle-tested middleware and cloud infrastructure.
What's New
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