Marine compliance software for search and rescue and Coastguard units.

Training, vessel and callout records kept ready for reviews without leaning on volunteers' spare time.

Search and rescue units respond at any hour, often with volunteer crews who also hold day jobs. Training records, vessel readiness and callout logs all have to be right, even though nobody has much spare time to keep them. Generic compliance tools treat records as forms to fill in at the end of the week. On a working boat, evidence has to be captured in the moment or it is not captured at all.

What it covers for
search and rescue units

Marine compliance software that keeps records audit ready from the boat itself, for New Zealand and Australian operators.

  • Records captured at the time of the work
  • Compliance tasks and reviews on a schedule
  • Certificate and survey expiry tracking
  • Incident, near miss and hazard records
  • Evidence linked to vessel, crew and date
  • Reports shaped for audits and internal reviews

Built around how search and rescue units work

Compliance for commercial vessels comes down to evidence: that trips were logged, maintenance was done, crew were qualified and rested, and drills happened. We build a tool that captures that evidence as the work happens and keeps it ready for whoever asks, whether that is a regulator, a surveyor or your own review.

  • Callouts logged at any hour
  • Volunteer training and currency records
  • Vessel readiness before every callout
  • Fatigue after night callouts and day jobs

Alongside your vessel software, or instead of it.

We build the tool around how your operation runs, as a web app for the office and an iOS and Android app for the boat, on our own post-trained models where they fit. Keep the software you use today and connect the two, or let the new tool take its place.

*Every engagement is scoped and quoted up front. Results vary by workflow and business.

Straight answers

Which rules does it cover?

The tool is built around the safety system your operation runs under. In New Zealand that is usually MOSS, and in Australia domestic commercial vessel operators need a documented safety management system. We build to your system, but the tool is not legal or compliance advice.

Can it handle New Zealand and Australian vessels together?

Yes. Vessels under different safety systems can sit in the same tool, each with the records and schedules its system calls for.

Is it suitable for volunteer crews?

Yes. It is built to be quick on a phone, so volunteers can record training, callouts and checks without office time.

Can it work alongside wider organisation systems?

If your unit reports into wider systems, we build the tool to feed them or sit beside them rather than duplicate them.

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