NautiSignal runs your entire tournament from one command center — catch call-ins, director verification, safety alerts, and a live voice the whole fleet can hear. And your spectators ride along live, part of the action instead of waiting at the dock. When the moment matters, don't text it. Say it.
Real transmissions from the NautiSignal tournament network — generated by the same live voice pipeline that answers your captains on the water. Press play.
Every clip above was produced by the live NautiSignal voice pipeline — nothing staged, nothing re-recorded. The director clicks confirm; the whole fleet hears this.
These figures are read straight from our own platform telemetry and code base, not written by hand.
A simple, reliable workflow for managing catch reports, confirming key details, and keeping the whole fleet informed — by voice, app, or text.
By radio, app, or text — the moment the fish is released.
VOICE · APP · SMS Where it goesThe call goes out on the tournament voice channel — every radio in the fleet and the director’s console hear it as it is spoken.Vessel identity, server timestamp, GPS position, species, angler.
BOAT 23 · 10:42:07 · GPS FIX Where it goesThe report lands in the director’s live queue the moment it arrives, with the boat’s GPS fix and an official server timestamp attached automatically.Boundary, fishing hours, and boat identity validated for review.
IN BOUNDS · LINES IN Where it goesThe checks run automatically and the results sit beside the catch on the director’s screen — ready for review, nothing retyped.A unique code is assigned, logged, and announced to the fleet.
CONFIRMED · BLUE #113 Where it goesThe confirmation is announced over the fleet channel and on marine VHF, appears on the reporting boat’s handheld, and posts to the dock TV and the live leaderboard at once.The director console — shown here with simulated event data.
Tournaments used to happen out of sight — the crowd got the story at weigh-in. NautiSignal puts family, fans, and sponsors in the moment: they hear a catch called live, watch it confirmed seconds later, and follow the whole day as if they were on board.
The live broadcast surfaces, shown with simulated event data — what the dock and the audience at home follow while the fleet fishes.
Real voices, live from the boats — not a recap, the actual moment.
The dock, the family at home, the sponsors — all part of the tournament while it happens.
The difference between finding out at weigh-in and being there when it happens.
One clear command center to manage offshore activity, reduce confusion, and stay in control from the first line in to the final horn.
See catch reports as they come in — vessel, angler, species, time, status, and location — on one screen.
Boats, captains, anglers, and handhelds are assigned before the event so every report ties to the right team.
Help confirm whether a catch was reported inside the tournament boundary using GPS validation.
Send official announcements, catch confirmations, and updates across the fleet — spoken, so they land, and carried over marine VHF so every boat hears them.
Prioritize safety checks, assistance requests, urgent alerts, and emergencies so serious situations rise to the top.
Review catch activity, timing trends, communication history, safety events, and tournament insights — and receive a completion report automatically when the tournament ends.
More than catch reports — a clear, prioritized way to handle safety on the water, from a routine check to a full emergency.
Routine status from a vessel.
Mechanical, fuel, tow, or support request.
High-priority situation requiring attention.
Highest-priority alert with optional location sharing.
The fleet and the director are interrupted, your position is sent, and the nearest boats are asked to come to you.
A mayday drill, shown with simulated data — the entire chain, from the orange button to the call to the authorities, rehearsed before it is ever needed.
An all-inclusive service — use assigned handhelds, the captain mobile app, or both. Every boat also hears tournament announcements on its own marine VHF. Add satellite or Starlink backup only if your event needs it.
Assigned event radios included in your setup when teams want a simple push-to-talk device tied to scoring.
Mobile access (iOS and Android) for catch submissions, backup voice communication, GPS timestamps, and review. Free on the App Store and Google Play.
A land-based command view for directors to verify reports and manage tournament activity.
The Captain app as it ships — real screens, captured on a demonstration tournament, not mockups.
The production handheld, photographed — its screens and badging rendered from the app’s own layout and wording, with a placeholder in the sponsor slot. The lit wordmark is the radio’s readiness mark: it appears only once every check passes, GPS fix included.
Assigned to a vessel for the length of the tournament, charged and enrolled before it reaches the dock.
The boat is already on the screen. The captain picks the angler and the species from the roster you loaded, then holds the button.
The report leaves with its own timestamp and position. Tournament Control reads it back over voice, and the acknowledgement lands on the same screen — so the boat knows it counted before the crew is back in the chair.
Photographs of the issued handheld; the screens are rendered from the app’s own layout and wording.
Priced per boat, each level includes everything the level below it does. Full Signal Cellular adds our data to every radio for events inside cell range; Full Signal rides the boat’s own internet for guaranteed offshore coverage — or right-size it to your event.
Everything in Full Signal, plus NautiSignal cellular data on every radio. Radios arrive connected — no boat Wi-Fi or hotspot to set up — for events fishing inside cellular range.
A handheld radio in every boat — guaranteed two-way coverage offshore, even where cell service drops. Everything NautiSignal does, all in.
The app plus live audio broadcast — talk back to the whole fleet, with live leaderboard and text alerts.
Captains call or text their catches straight into NautiSignal. The leanest way to run live scoring — no app required.
Director & Radio Room radios are included in every package at no extra charge. Every tournament gets handhelds for the director (hear and talk) and the radio room (hear only) — as many as the event needs. They carry the live tournament channel and the confirmed-catch cards, with no catch reporting and no sponsor spots.
Marine VHF announcements are included in every package at no extra charge. Tournament announcements, lines in and lines out, and official catch confirmations are broadcast over VHF from the director’s console, so every boat with a marine radio hears them — even boats with no NautiSignal device.
A completion report comes with every package. When the tournament ends, the director receives one automatically — catches and species, the hot times and hot zones, conditions at the catches, boat participation, safety events, and how the communication and connectivity held up.
Add-ons, quoted with your event: Starlink for boats fishing beyond cell range, additional staff radios and a private staff channel, and extra on-site support. Tell us what you need and it goes into one quote.
All-inclusive tournament service, priced per boat. Volume pricing for larger fields — and every event is a little different, so we'll build a quote around your tournament size, dates, and device needs.
Text (SMS) messages are limited to account verification codes and tournament operations alerts such as catch confirmations and schedule updates — never marketing, promotions, sweepstakes, or third-party content. See our SMS Policy.
Yes — it is built in, and included in every package. NautiSignal does not replace the marine radio on your boat; it puts your tournament on it. Announcements, lines in and lines out, and official catch confirmations go out over marine VHF as well as through NautiSignal, so every boat with a VHF hears the tournament — whether or not it carries a NautiSignal radio or app. The director’s console also listens to the channel, so tournament control knows what is said on it. Catches are still reported through NautiSignal (radio, app, call, or text), so each one keeps its timestamp, GPS position, and audit record.
No. NautiSignal is an all-inclusive tournament service. Assigned handhelds can be included when needed, and specialty gear like satellite or Starlink backup can be added only if your tournament requires it. Director and Radio Room radios come with every package at no extra charge, and every boat can hear tournament announcements over marine VHF regardless of package.
Yes. Mobile access works as a backup option or as part of a lighter tournament setup.
NautiSignal is priced per boat across four levels — Base, Pro, Full Signal, and Full Signal Cellular — with volume pricing for larger fields. Because every event differs in size, length, and needs, we build a final quote around your tournament.
We handle it. Radios arrive provisioned and paired to your boat list, and your tournament — confirmation codes, boundary, fishing hours, and the voice channel — is configured and checked off a launch checklist before day one.
Radios carry both cellular and Wi-Fi and switch between them automatically. The live voice channel keeps working wherever there is signal, and catches can always be called in the moment coverage returns — nothing is lost in between. Announcements also go out over marine VHF, so a boat that drops out of cell range hears the tournament on its own VHF for as long as it is within radio range. Satellite backup can be added for events that run far offshore.
Every report carries the boat's identity, a server timestamp, the reported species and angler, and a GPS boundary check. Confirmations use unique color-and-number codes, and each one is logged with a delivery receipt and the boat's acknowledgment — a complete record for any protest.
No. The live page works in any browser from a link or the QR code on the dock — no login, no download. There's a big-screen feed for TVs at the marina, and the live audio broadcast means the crowd hears every catch as it happens.
A one-click export of every catch in receive order with the official tie-break sequence. Each row carries its status and the director's reason for any disqualification, with a single counts-for-scoring column so a disqualified catch can never be scored by mistake.
Your tournament director, from one dashboard — and clean reports can confirm automatically if you want them to. Full Signal events include on-site setup and support, so the technology is our job while the tournament stays yours.
Tell us your tournament size, dates, number of boats, and device needs — we'll help build the right communication setup.
Prefer email? Reach us at info@nautisignal.com