Vessel telemetry · live fleet tracking
Know where your fleet is. And how it’s doing.
SeaTrack reads your vessels’ own instruments (position, engines, depth, fuel and batteries) and puts them all on one live chart, on your phone and in your browser.
Live vessel data, wherever the boat is.
Built for skippers, fleets and the people who watch over them.
The three things
One chart. Every answer.
Where is it
Live position for every vessel on one chart, with the age of every fix in plain sight. If a fix is fourteen minutes old, we say fourteen minutes.
How is it running
Engine temperature, fuel flow, depth, batteries and speed over ground, read straight off the boat’s NMEA 2000 network. Not guessed from a GPS trail.
What happened
Every voyage recorded and replayable, minute by minute. Set a limit on any reading, and your phone hears about it the moment it’s crossed.
The chart
A chart worth looking at.
Depth you can read at a glance. Tracks that fade as they age. Seamarks and soundings in New Zealand waters, depth and coastline the world over. We drew every pixel of it, so it looks like your operation rather than everybody else’s software.
Honest freshness
We’ll never draw a dot we can’t stand behind.
Most trackers show every vessel the same confident way, whether the position came in four seconds ago or four hours ago. SeaTrack doesn’t. Live data pulses. Older data fades and tells you how old it is. You always know how much to trust what you’re looking at.
- Liveunder 30 seconds
- Recentunder 5 minutes
- Staleunder an hour
- Darkolder than that
Pocket and desk
The same live chart, wherever you are.
On the phone in your pocket and in the browser on your desk. Dashboards for every boat, laid out the way you want them, and alarms that reach your phone when a reading crosses its limit.
How it works
Plug it in. Scan the code.
A SeaTrack One on board reads the NMEA 2000 network your vessel already has. No new sensors, no rewiring. It sends what it reads over your boat’s own internet, compressed. Out of range, it keeps recording on board and catches up when the signal is back.
Your data
Your vessel data is yours.
We don’t publish your positions, sell your movements, or list your vessels anywhere. Nobody sees your boats unless you invite them into your account.