Welcome

My name is Andrei Selivanov.

For the past few years, I’ve been living between two worlds — the world of wind, salt, and fiberglass, and the world of code, cables, and servers.

I’m a licensed sailing captain with a background in electronics, IT systems, and hands-on engineering.

I’ve refitted catamarans, crossed oceans, designed and built custom monitoring systems, and fixed things in places where few others could.

This website is my logbook and workshop — a place where I document the projects I’ve completed and the ones I’m eager to build next.

What I do

I work at the intersection of marine technology and IT infrastructure. I help people maintain, repair, upgrade, and understand their boats and systems — both offshore and onshore.

• Electrical and navigation refits for sailing catamarans
• Remote monitoring and smart automation for boats and homes
• IT infrastructure for small offices and mobile teams
• Linux and Windows servers, custom networks, and video surveillance
• Open-source tools and dashboards for captains, sailors, and engineers

What I believe

I believe in practical solutions — simple, reliable, and well-documented.

I believe that knowledge should be shared, and tools should be built with care.

And I believe boats and computers have more in common than most people think.

I’ve learned that good work — whether afloat or ashore — comes from attention, humility, and persistence.

And I believe the future is still wide open for those who keep learning, building, and moving forward.

What’s next

I’m currently developing a lightweight, open-source platform for remote boat monitoring — built on ESP32 microcontrollers, Bluetooth communication, and cloud-based dashboards.

I’m also working toward launching a small training program for new sailors, focused on confident, safe handling of modern sailing catamarans.

If any of this resonates with you — feel free to reach out.

Let’s build something together.