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Real-time vessel tracking, voyage analytics, and fleet intelligence in one platform.
Ship owners want position, voyage performance, and pool income in one place on any device, backed by live feeds partners can settle money on. We built a progressive web app for a ship pooling company that does exactly this, delivered in 90 days.
The Challenge
What slows Maritime teams down
Fragmented voyage data
Vessel positions, port calls, voyage results, and pool financials live in separate systems and arrive on different schedules. Reconciling them by hand is slow and the result is out of date by the time it is shared.
Pool income transparency
Partners in a pool need income analytics they can verify, not a summary at the end of the period. That means a data pipeline with a clear lineage from voyage events to distributed income.
Access from ships, ports, and offices
Fleet managers and owners work from locations with intermittent connectivity and mixed devices. Native apps for every platform are expensive to maintain; a desktop-only portal gets ignored.
Live data at fleet scale
Continuous position and event feeds need an ingestion layer that does not drop messages, storage that supports time-series queries, and monitoring that catches a stalled feed before an owner does.
How We Help
Use cases we have shipped in Maritime
Real-time vessel tracking PWA
A progressive web app for a ship pooling company that combines live vessel positions with income analytics, installable on any device from a single codebase, delivered in 90 days.
Voyage analytics
Per-voyage and per-vessel performance views that turn raw voyage events into results owners and pool managers can compare across the fleet.
Fleet intelligence and reporting
Dashboards and scheduled reports for owners, partners, and operations teams, built on the same data model so every audience sees consistent numbers.
Cloud operations for maritime data platforms
Event-driven ingestion with message queues and WebSockets, time-series storage, and 24/7 monitoring on AWS or Azure, run as a managed service after launch.
Security review of partner-facing platforms
Financial data shared across pool partners needs tenant isolation, role-based access, and tested APIs. We assess partner-facing platforms before launch and on a schedule afterwards.
Maritime FAQ
A PWA runs from one codebase on phones, tablets, and desktops, installs to the home screen, and keeps working through intermittent connectivity by caching data locally and syncing when a connection returns. For a fleet audience spread across ships, ports, and offices that is a better fit than maintaining separate iOS, Android, and web applications.
With an event-driven architecture. Position and voyage events are ingested through message queues such as Kafka or AWS SQS, stored in a time-series-friendly database, and pushed to the browser over WebSockets so the map and the income figures update without a refresh. Ingestion lag and feed health are monitored around the clock.
Yes. We built and delivered a real-time vessel tracking and income analytics progressive web app for a ship pooling company in 90 days. The client is not named publicly; we can walk through the architecture and the delivery approach on a call.
Yes. Partner-facing platforms carry financial data that each party should see only for their own vessels. We design tenant isolation and role-based access into the data model, test the APIs for authorization flaws such as broken object-level authorization, and provide audit logging so access can be reviewed.
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