CO₂ room door gasket, seal failing

Across the photos and the crew's remark, the gasket shows the same hardening flagged last cycle, and on two sister vessels this quarter.
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PSC & SIRE 2.0 readiness for your fleet
Fleetward turns your crew's pre-inspection into an early-warning system: documented on mobile, analyzed by AI for gaps, fixed before it becomes a finding.
We're building Fleetward with fleet operators right now. Join us.
How it works
Capture
No forms to fill on a moving ship.
Oversee
Every photo, voice note, and remark flows off the ship into one dashboard. The office sees each vessel's pre-inspection come together: what is documented, who logged it, and what is still open.
Analyze
The AI reads photos and notes together, not one by one, then measures them against the standard and the vessel's own record. The items most likely to draw a finding surface first.
Respond
Each open gap turns into a concrete task with the steps that close it, routed to the crew member who can act. It goes out while the inspector is still days away.
Challenge
When the report lands, Fleetward weighs each finding against your evidence and the standard. A shaky one gets answered with proof, through the right channel.

The problem
The evidence scatters: photos in WhatsApp, notes on paper, memory.
Nothing tracks what was checked, by whom, with what evidence.
The office can't see pre-inspection status across the fleet.
Last quarter's photos are buried in a chat thread.
One detention: off-hire, port charges, a bumped risk profile.
€70–70k+
cost of a 48–72 hour PSC detention
0
detentions can shut Paris MoU ports to the ship
~0
checklist items per pre-inspection; the inspector samples ~100
Detention figures are industry estimates, converted to euros. The ban rule is the Paris MoU refusal-of-access mechanism.
Built for real inspection regimes
Port State Control, SIRE 2.0, RightShip, charterer vetting: every regime asks for different evidence. Fleetward keeps the right record ready for whichever one boards next.
See how it worksPort State Control
Every relevant item documented for the boarding that comes unannounced.
Tanker vetting
The pre-vetting walk-through structured and the photo record kept current for the CVIQ.
Dry bulk
Inspection-ready before the age trigger drops your Safety Score.
Charterer & ISM
Custom templates cover what the standard checklists don't.
A word on penalties
PSC appeals are non-binding, and detention records are permanent. What documentation actually does:
The cheapest deficiency is the one fixed before boarding.
SIRE findings are disputed live, on the ship, before the report closes. A captain with the item's documented history wins arguments a captain with memories loses.
SIRE operator comments, RightShip reassessment submissions, and deficiency close-outs all carry more weight with evidence attached.
Your Ship Risk Profile is built from your inspection history. Fewer findings now means fewer boardings later.
Early access
We're building Fleetward with the people who run fleets (fleet operators, DPAs, HSEQ teams, superintendents), and we're onboarding a small first wave for the beta. What the first fleets get:
Early access to the beta on your vessels before general availability.
A direct line to the team building it: what your crews need lands in the build.
Checklists set up for your fleet: PSC, SIRE 2.0, and your charterers' vetting templates.
Beta terms agreed individually, before public pricing is set.
The first wave is deliberately small. We onboard fleets one at a time. Thirty minutes is enough to secure your spot.
Secure your beta spotFAQ
The walk-through works. What's missing is everything around it: the office can't see status, evidence lives in chat threads, and item history across cycles doesn't exist. Fleetward keeps the ritual and replaces the WhatsApp part.
No, and be wary of anyone who says yes. Detention records are permanent and appeals are non-binding. What documented evidence does: prevents findings, supports the captain in live SIRE discussions, strengthens operator comments and RightShip reassessments, and speeds deficiency close-out.
The AI does the reading, not the deciding. It transcribes voice notes, files what the crew captures against the right checklist item, reads photos and notes together against the standard and the vessel's own history, and flags what's most likely to draw a finding, with the steps to fix it. It drafts evidence-based responses for your team to review. It improves as your fleet documents more cycles, and it never replaces the crew's judgment.
Yes. Capture works fully offline; everything syncs when the ship has connectivity.
PSC and SIRE checklists are standardized and built in. Charterer-specific vetting templates are set up per charterer. The app shows the crew the right list for the vessel and the inspection.
Every photo carries its capture time, location, and an integrity check, so you can show when and where it was taken and that it hasn't been altered.
You do: your vessels, your evidence, your export rights. Access is controlled per role.
Pricing isn't public yet. Fleets joining the beta agree terms individually, before general pricing is set.