Intelligence for Superyacht Captains
Regulation, flag state, class, safety and operational intelligence for commercial and private yachts — delivered to your phone, ready for the bridge.
Why this role is under-served
Captains carry personal responsibility for compliance, safety, crew and owner relationships, but the information you need is scattered across authority PDFs, WhatsApp groups, class circulars and unreliable industry chatter. When something goes wrong at sea or in port, the excuse 'I didn't know' does not protect the ticket.
The signals tracked continuously
MCA, IMO, MLC, ISM, ISPS and SOLAS updates written in plain professional language.
Flag state notices for the flags you sail under, with the original source attached.
Class circulars, survey and certification changes across the major societies.
Port state, cruising area and charter regulation changes affecting your itinerary.
Safety alerts, casualty reports and equipment recalls relevant to your vessel.
Weather-related risk, sanctions exposure and geopolitical signals along your route.
The cost of chasing information yourself
Between owner requests, crew rotation and daily operations, no captain has time to read every authority website, every class publication and every industry newsletter. Skimming press headlines is not compliance. Superyacht Intelligence hands you the material already sorted, sourced and readable in five minutes over morning coffee.
Concrete deliverables
A mobile-first briefing you can read on the bridge, in the tender or ashore.
Installable app on your phone home screen — works offline-ready in port.
Instant alerts for high-priority safety, regulatory and port-state changes.
Save, tag and forward items to the mate, chief engineer or management office.
How it supports the calls you have to make
- 01When to raise a compliance issue with management before it becomes a detention.
- 02How to prepare the vessel and crew for known regulatory changes at the next port.
- 03Which supplier, agent or contractor advice is consistent with published rule change.
- 04How to defend a decision after the fact with a documented, sourced trail.
Examples from this role's feed
- 01Spanish authorities publish updated charter VAT and matriculation guidance for the Balearic season.
- 02MCA REG update affects manning requirements for yachts above 3000 GT operating commercially.
- 03Caribbean port state announces revised arrival declaration process effective next month.
The regulation feed every captain wishes they already had.