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A sailing weather dashboard for Lake Michigan racers — multi-source wind observation, multi-model forecasts, and AI tactical briefings for any race, any day.
Layline consolidates weather data from multiple sources and uses AI to generate tactical briefings. The dashboard provides live buoy observations, wind forecasts, model comparisons, rig setup recommendations, and strategic guidance.查看完整 README ↗A sailing weather dashboard for Lake Michigan racers — multi-source wind observation, multi-model forecasts, and AI tactical briefings for any race, any day.
Layline consolidates weather data from multiple sources and uses AI to generate tactical briefings. The dashboard provides live buoy observations, wind forecasts, model comparisons, rig setup recommendations, and strategic guidance.
Racing is the lens, not a schedule. Layline is built for whatever is actually on: a weeknight series, a weekend regatta, a distance race — or simply watching what the wind is doing on the lake. It opens on current conditions; a Target Time is optional, set by you when you have a start to prepare for.
Forecasts are anchored to the COLYC Race Circle (41.8528°N, 87.5568°W), roughly 2.5 nautical miles offshore from Navy Pier.
Target users: Competitive recreational sailors racing series, regattas, and distance events out of Chicago.
This project implements the Layline Design System with:
See app/globals.css for the complete design token system.
First, run the development server:
npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
# or
pnpm dev
# or
bun dev
Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
The main dashboard is at /dashboard (requires authentication via Supabase).
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