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About Seaman App

Seaman App is the offline-first companion for life and career at sea. Built by and for seafarers, everything works with no connection and syncs when you're back online — because you're offshore for months, not minutes.

ORGANIZE YOUR DAY
• Watch-schedule aware timeline — your watch, work, overtime and rest laid out automatically.
• Smart task planner that scores urgency and importance (Eisenhower) and ramps port jobs as ETA nears.
• Personal blocks, overtime, repeating routines and checklists you can load onto any day.

STAY COMPLIANT
• Rest-hours logging against MLC 2006 / STCW A-VIII/1 with live conformity checks.
• Printable monthly Record of Hours of Rest for PSC and flag inspections.
• Certificate tracking with expiry reminders — never be caught by a lapsed GMDSS or medical.
• Rank-readiness: see exactly which certificates you still need for your next rank, by country.

KNOW YOUR SHIP & PORTS
• Equipment upkeep guidance mapped to inspection questions (PSC, RightShip, SIRE).
• Port & terminal guides — pre-arrival documents, requirements and crew-shared tips.
• Sea-service record with STCW-relevant fields (IMO, GRT, kW) that outlives every voyage.

NAVIGATION & PASSAGE TOOLS
• ETA calculator, port-to-port distances and a sea-lane route planner.
• Celestial sight reduction and gyro-error by Sun, planets and stars.
• Anchoring, true-wind and route-format converter tools.

YOUR CAREER, GAMIFIED
• Earn medals for real milestones — passages, sea time, countries visited — vouched by crew.
• A shareable public crew card and leaderboards.
• A private career portfolio you can export as a branded CV or PDF.

BUILT RIGHT
• Offline-first: your working copy lives on the device and syncs opportunistically.
• Your data is yours — private by default, with granular consent and one-tap account deletion.
• Verified-identity foundation designed to grow with your career.

Seaman App is guidance and organization software. It is not an official navigation system — always refer to official charts, ENCs and publications for navigation.