Know your boat is safe,
even when you’re not aboard.
A cellular camera keeps watch on your moored boat. If something moves, you hear first — with time to say “that’s just me” before anyone else is troubled.
🔒 No live streaming to anyone but you. We watch your boat, not you.
How it works
A camera keeps watch
A weatherproof, cellular camera covers your boat's boarding points — no wiring, no Wi‑Fi, no monthly faff. It works where your boat is moored.
You hear first
Most owners mount the camera inside, facing the companionway hatch — the one way in. Real motion triggers a calm alert to you, with a grace window to confirm it's nothing.
Escalate only if it matters
If you don't stand it down, MoorMesh alerts your yacht club or harbour — the people who can actually respond, with the position and the picture.
False alarms stop with you — not your harbour
A gull lands, the tide shifts, a halyard swings. MoorMesh filters the noise, and when something genuinely warrants a look, it gives you a grace window to stand it down. Your yacht club or harbour is only alerted if you don’t — so their goodwill is never spent on a seagull.
Built to be trusted
Private by design
No live streaming to anyone but you — and when you're aboard, onboard mode pauses alerts. Footage is short‑lived, access is logged, and your data lives in the UK/EU.
Made for UK harbours
Community‑first: your harbour isn't watched 24/7 unless it says so, and monitoring hours are always published to members.
No third‑party apps
Everything happens in MoorMesh — sign‑in, alerts, and harbour notices. No WhatsApp groups, no Telegram, no scattered chats.
Common questions about protecting a moored boat
How do you protect a boat on a mooring in the UK?
The most effective way to protect a moored boat is a cellular-connected camera that watches the boat and alerts the owner the instant it detects genuine motion. MoorMesh does this without needing marina Wi‑Fi, and gives the owner a grace window to dismiss false alarms before the yacht club or harbour is ever involved.
What is a mooring camera?
A mooring camera is a weatherproof security camera fitted to a boat on a mooring or in a marina. MoorMesh's mooring camera is cellular, so it works on remote swinging moorings with no Wi‑Fi, and it feeds an owner-first alert network rather than streaming footage to strangers.
Does MoorMesh work without marina Wi‑Fi?
Yes. MoorMesh cameras connect over the cellular network, so they protect boats on remote moorings and in marinas where there is no reliable Wi‑Fi — exactly where other camera systems fail.
Will my yacht club get bothered by false alarms?
No. MoorMesh filters out gulls, swell, wind and other harmless motion, and when something warrants a look it alerts you first with a grace window to stand it down. Your yacht club or harbour is only notified if you don't respond — so their goodwill is never spent on a false alarm.
Is my camera footage private?
Yes. MoorMesh never live-streams your boat to anyone but you. Footage is short-lived, every access is logged, and your data is stored in the UK/EU. Cameras are pointed at boarding points, not the cabin — we watch your boat, not you.
Which UK harbours does MoorMesh cover?
MoorMesh works at every UK harbour out of the box, from Poole and the Solent to Falmouth, Plymouth and up to Scotland and Northern Ireland. You set up your boat in minutes and drop a pin on your mooring.
Is MoorMesh suitable for yacht clubs and harbour authorities?
Yes. MoorMesh is built for clubs and harbours as well as individual owners: admins get a live fleet map, alert acknowledgement, and published monitoring hours, so members always know when the community is watching.
Every UK harbour, out of the box
From Poole to Shetland, Falmouth to the Solent. Set up your boat in minutes, drop a pin on your mooring, and you’re protected.