Asset hierarchy
Vessel, site, system, equipment and component registers with technical data, serial numbers, criticality and installation history.
Product discovery · founding operators
Maintenance records that survive real engineering operations.
A planned CMMS for vessels, offshore assets, workboats and industrial plant—designed around running hours, defects, spares, permits, evidence and intermittent connectivity.
Planned scope
Every system. Every hour. Every audit.
Planned maintenance
Calendar, running-hour and condition-based tasks with automatic work-order generation and overdue controls.
Defects and work orders
Raise, prioritise, assign, investigate, repair and close defects with labour, parts, evidence and signed completion.
Critical spares
Stock levels, storage locations, equipment compatibility, requisitions, purchase orders and consumption history.
Permits and assurance
Permits, isolations, risk controls, hold points, competencies and audit-ready records.
Offline direction
Local operation and controlled synchronisation for remote sites will be validated as part of the product—not advertised as complete before testing.
Industries
Marine
FPSOs, workboats, offshore support vessels, tugs, ferries and marine service operators.
Industrial plant
Factories, pump stations, water treatment, power generation and engineering facilities.
Facilities
Hotels, hospitals, campuses and commercial facilities may use a dedicated facilities product derived from the same maintenance core.
Status: this is a planned product direction. Founding operators can contribute requirements and pilot scenarios, but commercial availability and release dates will follow validated development milestones.
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