Your maritime crew's certs are expiring and port state control is not your friend.
STCW Watchman tracks every certification, medical endorsement, flag-state license, and GMDSS qualification across your entire fleet crew roster and screams at you before anything lapses. It maps cert expiry timelines against voyage schedules so you never steam into a port-state inspection with an uncertified officer on watch. Built by someone who watched a vessel get detained in Rotterdam over a Basic Safety cert and decided enough was enough.
- Full crew roster cert lifecycle management across unlimited vessel assignments
- Automated escalation alerts firing at 90, 60, 30, and 7-day expiry windows across all 14 STCW certificate categories
- Native sync with CrewingPro and VesselLink crew management platforms
- Voyage-schedule collision detection that flags port-state risk before departure orders are cut
- GMDSS, MLC 2006 medical, and flag-state endorsement tracking in a single unified view
CrewingPro, VesselLink, MarineTraffic, Port-MIS, FlagStateConnect, Equasis, IHS SeaNet, SafeSeaNet, MariCheck, DocuSign Maritime, TideSync, LRIT DataBridge
STCW Watchman runs as a set of loosely coupled microservices behind an Nginx reverse proxy, with each domain — crew, certs, voyages, alerts — owning its own service boundary and deployment lifecycle. Certification state and audit history are persisted in MongoDB, chosen for its document model's natural fit with the irregular, deeply nested shape of multi-flag crew records. The alert engine runs on a Redis-backed queue that retains escalation state indefinitely, ensuring nothing gets lost between deploys. The frontend is a lean React SPA that talks exclusively to a versioned internal API — no direct database access, no exceptions.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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