New software integration allows Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride to communicate in real time, improving their combined stabilization performance by approximately 20%.

Seakeeper has announced a new integration between Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride, bringing the company’s two marine stabilization technologies together as one intelligent full-vessel stabilization system.

According to Seakeeper, the integration improves the products’ combined performance by approximately 20% on average. When both systems are installed, Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride can now communicate and adapt their control decisions in real time to better manage pitch, roll and yaw while underway.

For boat owners who already have both systems installed, the new integration is available through a free software update.

One Integrated Stabilization System

Seakeeper says more than 50,000 customers are currently using one or both of its stabilization products, while more than 40 boat builders now offer both Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride aboard their vessels.

“We now have more than 50,000 customers on the water using one or both of our products, and builders continue to pair Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride because nothing else delivers this level of stabilization,” said Seakeeper President and CEO Andrew Semprevivo.

“The products performed great together before, but this integration takes their performance to new heights, pushing our marketplace lead even further and reflecting our ongoing commitment to elevate the experience for the people who trust our technology and our brand.”

The patent-pending integration was made available as a free software update through the Seakeeper Ride website beginning April 1, 2026.

Boat Builders See Benefits on the Water

Sportsman Boats is among the builders offering the technologies and sees the integration as another step toward improving overall vessel performance.

“At Sportsman, we are always looking for ways to bring the latest technology together in a way that truly improves our customers’ experience on the water,” said Tommy Hancock, CEO of Sportsman Boats.

“The deep integration of Seakeeper systems that work seamlessly together delivers real benefits our customers can feel right away. From greater comfort to a smoother, more controlled ride, it gives them added confidence every time they leave the dock.”

The integration also gives Seakeeper a platform for continued software optimization and future feature development. Rather than operating as two separate stabilization technologies, Seakeeper and Seakeeper Ride can now function as a unified system designed to control vessel movement across all three axes—pitch, roll and yaw.

For more information visit Seakeeper Ride

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