TouchBase Maritime · The superyacht crew app
Everything a career at sea produces,
in one place you own.
Your certificates, your sea time, your references. Yours to keep.
Every certificate in one place, with expiry checked against your rotation. Send exactly what was asked for, and take it back when the job is done. Free for crew.
The problem
A whole career,
in a dozen download folders.
Your ENG1 is in an old inbox. Your STCW refreshers are on an old phone. When a crewing agent asks for your papers, finding them is half the job, and nobody is watching what runs out next.
Change employer and their copy stays behind. TouchBase keeps the lot in one place that is yours: in order, easy to find, every expiry watched.
Getting it in
Photograph it once.
The typing is done for you.
Photograph the certificate or drop in the PDF. TouchBase reads the number and dates and files it where it belongs. It asks only for what your department needs, so a sous chef is never asked for an engineer's licence. Your documents open with no signal.
Expiry
Never miss a renewal window.
A December expiry is no use if you are on board from October. TouchBase reads your rotation, allows for how long renewal takes, and tells you which leave is your last chance, while there is still time to act.
Sharing
Send exactly what they asked for.
Take it back when they are done.
A crewing agent, a travel agent, a training centre, a port agent, your next vessel: each wants different papers, and TouchBase has a ready-made list for each. The link closes itself after a day, a week or a month.
You see when it is opened, and how often. When they have what they need, one tap revokes it for everyone who has it.
The career record
Every sea day you have already done,
in one record.
Sea days, vessels, miles and countries, added by hand or from a photographed logbook page. Drawn on a globe or a chart, with the captain's reference letters filed beside them.
Connected
The crew noticeboard,
in your pocket.
When the vessel runs APRON, TouchBase adds the day on board: your tasks, notices acknowledged in a tap, requests answered in writing, and hours of rest mostly filled in for you.
Your record, in your pocket.
What you earned at sea should be yours to keep ashore.