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Free Operational Awareness for the Superyacht Community

A free public service from Superyacht Intelligence. Get serious safety and security warnings for your area, plus local emergency phone numbers. No account required.

Open the web app to see emergency and maritime contacts for your selected or approximate region. You can change the location at any time. Your location is approximate and only refreshed when you open the app or request an update.

Safety notice: This service is an information aid. It does not replace VHF, DSC, GMDSS, EPIRB, official nautical information, onboard emergency procedures or statutory distress equipment. Location may be approximate. Emergency contacts, availability and operating hours can change. Always follow official distress procedures and onboard instructions.
The current directory contains civil emergency numbers (medical, police, fire) for a limited set of countries. It is not yet a verified maritime-contact directory — MRCC, coast guard, harbour master and VTS coverage is still in preparation.
Before you continue

Safety & Security Alerts use your approximate location or selected region to provide relevant emergency contact information and serious safety or security warnings for your area. Your location is used only for this safety function. You can disable alerts at any time.

Privacy
1. Your area

We store only an approximate safety area — not precise GPS history. Location updates only when you open this page or tap Update.

2. Add the web app to your phone

Push notifications work best when Superyacht Intelligence is added to your phone home screen.

  • iPhone / iPad (Safari): Tap Share → "Add to Home Screen".
  • Android (Chrome): Tap the menu → "Install app" or "Add to Home Screen".
  • Desktop: most browsers show an install icon in the address bar.
Accept the safety consent above to view active alerts for your area and enable mobile push.
4. Local emergency numbers
Select your country above. Universal fallbacks: 112 (Europe and many other countries), 911 (Americas). At sea, use VHF Channel 16 for Coast Guard / MRCC.

Always verify numbers locally. For maritime distress, transmit MAYDAY on VHF Ch 16, activate your EPIRB/PLB, and contact local Coast Guard / MRCC directly. See the distress message helper. distress message helper.

Privacy

Your location is used only to match serious safety and security alerts to your area. We store only an approximate safety area, not your exact movement history. You can update, change or disable this at any time using the buttons above.