Stage 01 · Start With Life Aboard
How should this yacht feel?
Choose the experience that feels closest, then select the vessel environment WOS should design around first.
Five focused environments will appear hereHover to preview · click to lock
Selected vessel environment
Stage 02 · Your Vessel
What yacht are we planning around?
Five tap-only choices give WOS the vessel class, build family, era and project context needed before system design is discussed.
01Vessel length
Choose the closest overall length or class.
02Vessel type
Select the closest platform and operating style.
03Build or shipyard family
Choose the closest construction direction.
04Vessel era
A broad build or major-refit era is enough.
05Current project stage
Choose what is true today.
Stage 03 · Sound & Experience
What should the system do best?
Choose the experience—not the equipment. WOS can translate comfort, coverage, output, bass and finish into the right system direction.
01Main experience goal
What matters most aboard the finished vessel?
02Performance level
Choose the closest intensity and finish expectation.
03Visual integration
How should the finished system belong aboard?
04Bass direction
How much low-frequency weight belongs aboard?
05Coverage priority
Where should the first design effort concentrate?
Stage 04 · Zones, Control & AV
How should the vessel work day to day?
Choose simple operating preferences. WOS will handle system compatibility, zone logic, signal paths, racks, network and power calculations.
01Independent AV zones
How many spaces may need their own volume, source or scene?
02Control experience
How should owners, guests and crew operate the system?
03Sources and media
Select every source or connection that matters.
04Power and infrastructure
Choose the closest current direction.
05Existing yacht AV
What is installed now?
Stage 05 · Access, Location & Coordination
What must the yacht project work around?
Exposure, finish requirements, access, vessel location and the project team set the standard for equipment, wiring, documentation and long-term serviceability.
01Operating environment
Choose the hardest regular condition the system must survive.
02Wiring, racks and access
What should WOS plan around first?
03WOS service scope
How complete should our involvement be?
04Vessel location
Choose the closest current or planned project region.
05Project coordination
Who should be included in the next conversation?
Stage 06 · Budget & Timing
Give the yacht project realistic boundaries.
A range is enough. It helps WOS balance zones, AV scope, infrastructure, finish work, travel and project coordination without forcing a premature equipment list.
01Working project range
Choose the range WOS should use for the first design conversation.
02Desired project window
When should the next stage begin?
No pressure point“We need to survey the vessel” is a complete answer.The Builder begins a useful yacht conversation without asking the owner to inventory every rack, wire, zone, network component or legacy control dependency first.
Stage 08 · Review & Send
Your yacht direction, in one place.
Review the project summary. Use the progress controls or Back button if anything needs to change before sending.
Recommended starting directionThis is a planning direction—not a final equipment list. WOS will confirm it after reviewing the vessel, project team and current infrastructure.
Open the complete generated summary +
✓No payment is collected here. This sends the yacht sound and AV direction to WOS for review.
