Consumers
The web UI, reports and docs, presentations and public site share Bosun's visual language.
On this page
The same tokens, type and icons reach the product, documents, presentations and public site. Each page says how far one of them has adopted the system and what it draws for itself.
Web UIThe crew-facing app in packages/bosun/ui/web, served by bosund on the vessel and used at the helm, the nav station and in the bunk.WiFi portalThe captive setup portal in packages/bosun-wifi-setup, which a crew member opens on a phone to give the vessel its network, its name and its filtering.Reports and docsThe native MDX report library in reports/ and the embedded mdBook documentation in docs/, written for engineers, evaluators and customers.Investor communicationsQuarterly reports, shareholder emails, fundraising briefs and outreach, with reusable HTML and plain-text templates.PresentationsSlide layouts, presentation typography and an editable starter deck for customers, crews and collaborators.SiteThe public bosun.bot site, in the bosun-bot/site repository, where customers meet bosun for the first time.
Choose the output
| Purpose | Starting point |
|---|---|
| Live vessel interaction | Web UI, with application data and persistence adapters |
| Joining the vessel's network | WiFi portal, with its own controls and its own copy |
| Evidence and technical explanation | Report types, with metadata and source material |
| Shareholder correspondence | Investor communications, with a report and email variant |
| A room or shared screen | Presentations, with slide typography and speaker notes |
| Public product discovery | Site, with verified claims and a clear next step |
Use the common visual roles while respecting the output: an email needs inline styles, a report needs readable exports, and a vessel screen needs live integrity and confirmed actions. A screenshot alone cannot establish that any of those behaviors work.
Related
- bosun design: the system in one view, and where each part is described.
- Changelog: every change to the system, with what it was and why.