Navigating the Future · maritronix.tech
Software that stays with the crew.
Crew onboarding, crew accounting, and reporting for ship owners, managers, and operators — built to work on a satellite link, and without one.
5
product lines
Onboarding, accounting, reporting, scheduling, and containers — built as one maritime stack.
On / off
the same record
Shore works live. The vessel keeps working when the link does not.
Owners
managers, operators
Designed for the people who actually move crew, wages, and paper.
India
maritime software
A specialist team shipping into manning offices and onto vessels.
Products
Three systems. One record between shore and sea.
Crew onboarding
From offer letter to first watch, without the paper chase.
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Crew accounting
Wages, allotments, and owner statements that reconcile.
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Reporting — online and offline
The report is filed either way. Sync happens when the link returns.
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Ship scheduling
From port rotation to berth window, without the email relay.
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Container management
From stuffing plan to discharge, with every box accounted for.
Read the productOffline, then honest
The vessel keeps working when the link does not.
Reports, joining packs, and wage inputs save on the ship’s network. They queue with a visible state. When VSAT, harbour Wi-Fi, or a 4G burst returns, they drain in order. Shore never dresses last-known as live.
- Store-and-forward on the vessel — no re-keying after a blackout.
- Superintendents see freshness, not a green light that means nothing.
- The same pattern across onboarding, accounting, and reporting.
Fleet freshness
Shore sees confirmed data. Queued stays queued until the link returns.
MV Andaman Star
Handy tanker
Synced2 minMV Malabar Pearl
Handymax bulk
Queued on boardpendingMV Kharghar
Container feeder
Synced11 minMV Coromandel
MR tanker
Last known16 hMV Palk Strait
General cargo
Queued on boardpending
From the desk
Built around the jobs that actually stall a fleet.
“The joining pack used to be a folder we hoped was complete when the seafarer reached the agent. Now the Master opens a snapshot that is either ready or it names exactly what is not.”
“Allotments and overtime finally live in the same month-end as the owner statement. We stopped reconciling three spreadsheets that all claimed to be correct.”
“Noon reports used to vanish into a “send later” pile. The queue on the bridge is visible, and shore stops calling us for something that is already pending sync.”
Briefing
Tell us how the fleet actually runs.
A named person reads every note. We come back with a working session, not a generic deck.