Halo 9000

Try the demo

The Halo 9000 web app runs in your browser. Sign in with the demo account to explore vessel management, job workflows, and incident recording.

Demo access:

Mobile apps

Halo 9000 is offline-first — download the Android APK and install on your device for field testing.

Installing the APK on Android

The APKs are unsigned demo builds, not Play Store releases — Android will warn you when installing. This is expected.

1. Tap a "Download APK" link above on your Android phone (Chrome works best).
2. When the download finishes, tap the notification or open the file from your Downloads folder.
3. Android will prompt: "For your security, your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source." Tap Settings, then enable Allow from this source for your browser.
4. Return to the install prompt and tap Install.
5. Open the app from your launcher. For Halo Navis, tap Sign in and use the demo email above with the password obtained from mike@in-silico.co. Halo Phantasia opens directly into the component showcase — no sign-in required.

iOS builds are not available yet — Apple's signing requirements make ad-hoc distribution slower. iOS support is planned.

Component showcase

Phantasia is a live gallery of all UI components in the system — themes, buttons, forms, status indicators, and accessibility patterns. Useful for designers and developers.

What is Halo 9000?

Halo 9000 is a Safety Management System (SMS) platform initially targeting Australian maritime workboats (Class 2 DCV). The product is built around offline-first mobile capability for crews operating beyond cellular range, with central aggregation, sync conflict resolution, and regulatory reporting.

Key concepts:

• Offline-first — record incidents and complete checklists without network connectivity
• Multi-tenant — each operator gets isolated data and authentication
• Regulatory-ready — structured records for AMSA and other regulators
• Operations dashboard — real-time view of jobs, fleet position, incidents