Built for the people
who live at sea

Seafarers spend years building sea service that qualifies them for MCA certifications and career progression, but most of that time is tracked in paper logbooks, scattered spreadsheets, or simply remembered. Critical information is lost, misclassified, or never recorded at all.

When it comes time to apply for an OOW certificate or produce a sea service document, working out exactly how many qualifying days you have, broken down by actual sea days, onboard service, watchkeeping, and yard time, is harder than it should be.

SeaPath was built to fix this. By connecting to AIS vessel tracking data, SeaPath can automatically classify daily vessel activity (underway, in port, anchored, or at yard) and map that activity to the relevant sea service categories.

The result is a living, accurate career record that grows automatically as you work, instead of a pile of documents you have to reconstruct at the end of a contract.

SeaPath's mission is to give every seafarer a complete, organised, and understandable record of their sea service and career progress, from their first contract to their Master's certificate.

We're building tools that are honest about what they do. SeaPath supports and organises your records. It does not replace official MCA assessment, employer verification, or signed testimonials. We help you understand where you stand.

SeaPath is in active development. The core sea time tracking, Pro Tracker, and certificate management tools are live and being used by crew on active vessels.

We're continuing to add features based on real feedback from crew, and working to make AIS-supported record building more comprehensive across more vessel types and regions.

SeaPath is operated by SEAPATH LIMITED, a company registered in the United Kingdom.