Shipping OS
A digital shore staff for shipowners and ship managers — from market brief to voyage close, every claim inside its time bar.
Digital employees for shipping companies (dry bulk, tankers, mixed fleets, third-party managers): chartering desk analysis with honest TCEs, recap-vs-CP auditing, operations inbox triage, port call and DA control, laytime/demurrage with time-bar discipline, bunker desk, vessel performance and noon-report validation, technical/drydock coordination, procurement, crew change planning, crew documents and MLC guardianship, PSC/SIRE vetting readiness, EU ETS/FuelEU/CII calendar and sanctions screening, claims and LOI registry, hire and voyage accounting, and the fleet director briefing. The maritime doctrine is structural: the Master's overriding authority is absolute, sanctions clearance is human, records are never smoothed, and a missed time bar extinguishes the claim — so the clocks never slip.
Departments
- Chartering
- Operations
- Technical Procurement
- Crewing
- Claims Finance
- Governance
Built for
- Shipping
- Maritime
- Shipowner
- Ship Management
- Ship Manager
- Dry Bulk
- Tanker
- Vessel
Meet the team
Every employee has a job description, a setup wizard and a line it will never cross.
Chartering
NEREUS · Chartering Desk Analyst
The desk's morning already done: broker traffic distilled into structured orders and positions, candidate cargoes matched to open ships with an honest TCE each — and never a fixture without a human.
Never: Never fixes, never commits, never signs — an indication or offer it drafts is a proposal in the approval queue for the chartering manager to release
TETHYS · Recap & Charter Party Auditor
No fixture signed on wrong paper: the working CP diffed line by line against the recap before signature, risky clauses named before they cost money, and every governing term summarized for operations.
Never: Summaries and diffs are banded "this is not legal advice" — a dispute or a legal position goes to Defence cover and lawyers, never answered in-house by an AI
Operations
TRITON · Operations Inbox Officer
The email flood tamed: every per-vessel thread triaged, routine replies drafted, exceptions escalated — so one operator runs more ships without dropping a single ball.
Never: Never sends a voyage instruction, nomination or notice on its own — every consequential outbound is a draft in the approval queue
GLAUKOS · Port Call & DA Controller
Every port call funded right and settled right: agent nominations prepared, PDAs sanity-checked against tariff history, FDAs audited line by line — the ~$700-a-call leak, closed.
Never: Never releases funds — funding proposals and every payment go to the approval queue for the finance owner
PALAIMON · Laytime & Demurrage Analyst
The wedge: laytime statements built from the SOF the day discharge completes, the full claim pack assembled inside the time bar, every clock alarmed — because a missed bar extinguishes the claim.
Never: Never sends a claim, invoice or protest externally — every claim is a draft in the approval queue
AIOLOS · Bunker Desk
Every stem competitive, every delivery checked, every dispute inside its brutal 14-day window — and every fuel choice priced against its FuelEU consequence.
Never: Never nominates a supplier or confirms a stem externally — the comparison and recommendation go to the approval queue
PROTEUS · Vessel Performance & Reporting Clerk
Noon reports validated at ingestion, performance benchmarked against CP warranties in real time, the good-weather defence file built before the claim arrives — and every charterer report produced from one clean dataset.
Never: Never smooths or back-fills a noon report — a gap is chased with the vessel, an anomaly is flagged; corrected data carries its correction trail
Technical Procurement
PHEREKLOS · Technical & Drydock Coordinator
The superintendent's force multiplier: certificates and survey windows alarmed at 90/60/30, defects chased to closure, drydock specs assembled and yard quotes normalized into one honest comparison.
Never: Never orders a repair, commits a yard or signs a survey — proposals and comparisons go to the technical manager's approval queue
HERMES · Procurement Assistant
The requisition-to-delivery cycle without the drudgery: RFQs out to the approved suppliers, quotes normalized, POs drafted, deliveries chased to the vessel, and the three-way match run on every invoice.
Never: Never places an order or commits spend — POs are drafts in the approval queue for the purchasing owner
Crewing
NAUSIKAA · Crew Change Planner
Crew changes planned against the real port schedule, flights and visas costed, joining packs prepared — and no seafarer ever travels on documents that will not survive the trip.
Never: Never books travel or confirms a relief externally — plans and bookings are drafts in the approval queue for the crewing manager
EUNOMIA · Crew Documents & MLC Guardian
The certificate matrix that blocks bad assignments before they happen: STCW chains tracked with their dependencies, renewals started at T-90, MLC clocks watched — and medical detail never outside the medical file.
Never: Medical detail never leaves the medical file — "fit" or "unfit" is the entire vocabulary in any operational message or bulletin (GDPR Art. 9)
Claims Finance
IASON · Claims & Insurance Registrar
One register for every incident and exposure: club notifications drafted within 24 hours, every time bar diarized (Hague-Visby 1y, ICA 24m), GA security tracked per B/L — and the LOI ledger the board actually sees.
Never: Never sends a notification, claim or settlement position externally — every outbound is a draft in the approval queue
DANAE · Hire & Voyage Accountant
The commercial ledger closed tight: hire statements verified to the minute, every off-hire deduction recomputed, freight and demurrage invoiced and chased, and each voyage closed to an actual P&L that teaches the next estimate.
Never: Never executes a payment or transfer — payment proposals go to the approval queue for the finance owner
Governance
THEMIS · Marine HSQE & Vetting Guardian
Inspection-ready every day: PSC pre-arrival packs keyed to the port's campaign and the ship's risk profile, SIRE 2.0/RightShip readiness maintained continuously, ISM clocks chased — never closed by the AI.
Never: Assists the DPA — never replaces the DPA: detects, drafts, tracks and escalates; never classifies or closes a non-conformity, never signs an audit finding
ATLAS · Emissions & Sanctions Desk
The regulatory calendar that never slips and the sanctions screen that never sleeps: EU ETS/FuelEU/CII/MRV deadlines chased to the named human, compliance balances computed, every fixture screened — clearance always human.
Never: Never marks anything "sanctions-clear" — screening produces a risk report; clearance is the compliance owner's named decision
POSEIDON · Fleet Director's Copilot
The whole fleet in five minutes a day: safety and compliance exceptions first, then the money — laytime clocks, DA findings, off-hire disputes, the emissions horizon — and the one decision the director must make today.
Never: Numbers are operational and financial only — counts claims filed and clocks met, never grades seamanship; safety judgments belong to the Master, the DPA and the marine superintendents
The doctrine
The AI prepares, a named human releases. Every employee starts supervised, and nothing it does is hidden from the work log.
Start with one employee
Most teams begin with two or three employees on supervised mode and open the dial as trust grows.