Five years of features, improvements and fixes — building the tools Maldivian fleets run on, since 2021.
The map opens on Google satellite imagery again. Dhuveli Daylight and Dhuveli Midnight are one click away in the layers panel, and a map you have already chosen stays chosen.
With the wind layer on, a slider under the map controls scrubs the forecast from now to 48 hours ahead in three-hour steps, or press play and watch it turn. The particles follow the hour you pick.
While the slider is ahead of now, the strip at the bottom of the map shows the wind and sea for that hour where the map is looking, and says which hour it is.
The forecast wind as moving particles over the map, the way the weather apps draw it: direction as motion, strength as pace and colour. Switch it on in the layers panel, on the live map and on shared links alike; it stays on until you switch it off.
Our own chart of the Maldives in a day and a dark palette, drawn from the survey authority's islands, reefs and lagoons with OpenStreetMap, island names and atoll boundaries. Dhuveli Midnight is now the default map.
Every voyage recorded as it happens: departure, stops, distance and speed, by vessel and captain, with scheduled departures shown against the trips that ran and CSV and PDF exports.
Where a vessel is heading and when it will arrive, estimated from its own past voyages, with an alert when it is nearly in.
Cruise speed, time in each speed band and every run over the limit, per trip and per vessel, with a printable report.
A one-line summary of each trip in your Telegram group, or to your webhooks, when the boat arrives. Opt-in per group.
New harbours and reclaimed land redrawn from recent imagery, starting with Maafushi's west harbour.
For a few minutes after a boat left, its trip line could still say "Stopped"; it now follows the boat at once.
Lost-signal alerts could arrive five hours early and show the wrong time.
A free, open reference of every island, atoll, harbour, dive site, wreck, FAD and navigation light in the country, with Dhivehi names and coordinates. No sign-up.
Seven days of high and low water for all 1,134 islands from the EOT20 ocean tide model, plus a national page with today's tide at every atoll capital.
Wind, gusts, wave height and swell for the whole archipelago, refreshed every fifteen minutes, on the map and in the vessel panel.
The spot boats tie up on every inhabited island, from OpenStreetMap geometry and checked against satellite imagery.
Where each vessel spends its time, by time spent or underway, over any period.
The live level and next high or low water could be stale for hours; they are now computed for the minute.
Read live positions, recent tracks and events, and create or update share links over a token-secured REST API.
Drop your tracking map into any whitelisted site with an iframe — your branding, no internal device IDs exposed.
Auto-expiring public links, created from the dashboard or the API.
Redesigned live directory with status filters and per-vessel heading & speed.
Fixed share links occasionally bouncing to the login page inside an iframe.
Reusable checklists, run on demand or on a recurring schedule, with full issue history.
Internal GPS device IDs are no longer exposed anywhere — vessels are referenced by their own ID.
Expired vessels now drop off public tracking links automatically until renewed.
Trip schedules could be saved without a start time — now validated.
Track consumption per trip and compare captain efficiency on the same route.
Raise purchase orders and manage suppliers alongside your stock.
Resolved timeouts when generating reports over long date ranges.
Plan trips with vessels, captains, crew and guides in one place.
Manage agents, bookings and running balances.
Attach photos and notes to keep a clean operational record.
A redesigned dashboard bringing fleet, people and paperwork together.
Give each user view-only or full access, per module.
A full-screen live display for the operations room.
Cleaner markers, labels and follow behaviour.
Log sick, annual, off days and public holidays in a colour-coded calendar.
Every licence, registration and document expiry in one urgency-coded view.
Migrated to higher-capacity infrastructure — route-history queries up to 3× faster.
Added support for Teltonika FMC/FMM and Queclink GV series devices.
Resolved occasional position delays under heavy load.
Stock across multiple locations with low-stock and expiry alerts.
Log receipts, vessel issues and discards with a clear history.
Record refuelling and on-vessel fuel use, with supporting photos.
See fuel cost build up per vessel over any period.
A faster, smoother map engine with crisp zooming and clearer labels.
Lock the camera to a vessel and ride along.
Smoothed marker movement on low-signal updates.
Keep crew and captain records and assign them to vessels.
Plan upcoming trips with vessel and time.
Store vessel and crew documents in one place.
Get warned before registrations or licences lapse.
Added the widely-used Teltonika FMB tracker family.
Read fuel-level and temperature probes from compatible trackers.
Smoother setup for data SIMs on new installs.
A fully mobile-friendly map for phones and tablets.
Lower-latency live positions and reduced data usage.
Turn raw positions into clear operational reports.
Export any report for records or sharing.
Moved to upgraded infrastructure for better uptime and speed.
Fewer dropouts during busy periods.
Push key events straight to your team's chat.
Define zones and get notified on arrivals and departures.
Stay ahead of speeding and low-power events.
Broadened device compatibility to more common trackers.
See supply voltage and ignition/power state, not just position.
Share a vessel's live location by link — no login needed.
Show estimated arrival points on the map.
Replay past trips with a full timeline.
Automatically detect stops and idle time.
Track several vessels at once on one screen.
Give each vessel a name, type and image.
Smoother grouping of nearby vessels at high zoom.
A cleaner, easier-to-read live map.
Quicker, more consistent live updates.
Onboarded our first operators in Maafushi.
Hardened tracking from real-world feedback on the water.
Real-time vessel positions on a clean, simple map.
Every vessel with its current status at a glance.
Secure access for each fleet.