Registration on rynda.io takes three steps and about a minute: an email with a code, "you are signing up as", and your r...
rynda.io is a single workspace for the entire maritime industry. In one window: a live AIS vessel map and a marketplace ...
Where you go on rynda.io depends on the task: watch vessels, find cargo or tonnage, or vet a specific vessel. Start from...
A large part of rynda.io works without registration: the live map, vessel and port search, and vessel pages are open to ...
As of 2026, rynda.io is the single place where a live vessel map and a cargo marketplace work together, and it addresses...
rynda.io is an alternative to MarineTraffic, VesselFinder and other AIS trackers that goes past the dot on the map: live...
rynda.io solves what neither a tracker nor an exchange solves alone: find a vessel, find a cargo, and bring them togethe...
The "Calculate distance" tool builds a sea route between ports and measures its length. Useful for sizing a passage and ...
ECA / SECA zones are emission-control areas where sulphur-in-fuel limits apply. On the rynda map you can turn them on as...
"For Orders" shows vessels that are looking for cargo right now — their AIS destination reads FOR ORDERS or a short form...
Map layers toggle different data on top of the map — from live vessels and trails to weather, ice and ECA/SECA zones. La...
The status filter keeps only vessels in the state you need — underway, anchored or moored. The icon shape on the map als...
Navigational Warnings (MSI) is a layer on the maritime map that shows active warnings to mariners. MSI stands for Mariti...
"NSR Zones" is a reference layer on the rynda.io map that colors the zones of the Northern Sea Route by a vessel's admis...
Port categories is a filter in the port display menu on the map that highlights ports in geographic zones with challengi...
A port page is the port's dossier on rynda.io: NGA World Port Index particulars, live AIS traffic, port call history, se...
The rynda.io Ports Map is a live map of vessels and ports with a cargo marketplace laid over it. It shows not only where...
"Replay" plays back the recent path of the selected vessel through its AIS fixes — the map's time machine. You see how t...
rynda matches vessels against official sanctions sources by the IMO number of the vessel and of its companies and shows ...
The Sea ice layer is a maritime-map layer on rynda.io that shades waters by sea-ice concentration. It shows where the wa...
On rynda.io you can find a vessel by name or IMO/MMSI, and a port by name or code. Search works both on the map and in t...
The Shelters layer marks places on the map where a vessel can take cover from bad weather: harbours, bays and anchorages...
The vessel-type filter keeps only the class you need on the map — tankers, bulkers, container ships and more. On the map...
A port page carries two live sections: "Vessels currently in port" — ships moored or at anchor on AIS, and "Vessels on a...
Watching a port is a subscription to that port on rynda.io: once a day you get an email summarising who arrived over the...
The weather layer is a layer of the rynda.io map that shows a weather forecast on top of the sea area. It helps you see ...
A check bundle is N uses of one product, bought in advance and spent whenever you need them. You do not pick vessels at ...
The "Classification and insurer" block on the vessel page shows which society classes the vessel, the state of that clas...
A company page shows who stands behind a vessel — the registered owner, ship manager or ISM manager — and what fleet the...
The current-voyage block shows where the vessel is heading right now — a "Heading to " title, where the voyage runs from...
A full inspection report is a document about port state control checks and nothing else: every inspection of the vessel ...
Signing in opens deeper data and actions on a vessel page — the vessel's full history, adding to a fleet, and jumping to...
The "Ownership" block shows who owns and manages the vessel — the registered owner, manager and related companies. What ...
A vessel page shows recent port calls and completed voyages — the movement history, not just the current point. What you...
The "Port state control" section on a vessel page is the vessel's full Port State Control (PSC) inspection history: how ...
The shipowner report is a PDF carrying a check date that covers a company end to end: the fleet under its control, sanct...
The condition score is a 0–100 gauge on the vessel page that folds class status, inspections and vessel age into one num...
A vessel dossier is a PDF with a check date on it — everything we hold on a vessel in one document: who owns it and who ...
The header of a vessel page gathers the vessel’s unique identifiers — IMO number, MMSI, call sign and flag; the "Identit...
A vessel page on rynda.io is a full dossier from our vessel knowledge base, not just a dot on the map. For every ship we...
The "Key hull dimensions and machinery on file" block on a vessel page gathers the main registry parameters: type, deadw...
A vessel page shows the result of matching against eight official sanctions lists — "No matches on any of the 8 sanction...
Watching a vessel means keeping other companies' vessels on your list in the rynda.io account: every time you open the l...
Company verification is a document check of your legal entity that adds the "Verified" badge to your profile on marketpl...
The Contact button on a listing card opens a conversation on the platform. The whole deal history stays in one place. Ho...
The unified listing window lets you publish a cargo or a vessel from one text: paste a description from an email or a me...
Cargo on rynda.io lives in the marketplace: filter by route, type and dates, open a listing and message the author direc...
Your offers on rynda.io live in the "My listings" section. Responses arrive as chat; an offer leaves the marketplace whe...
The marketplace shows on the Ports Map: cargo and open vessels sit on top of live positions. You see the offer and the p...
The rynda.io marketplace is two boards: Cargo and Vessels. The Cargo board collects every cargo looking for a vessel; th...
In the marketplace you search listings with tags, text and sorting. Every condition is stored in the page address — reop...
Vessels are added to My Fleet from search, the map, or a vessel page. Once added, you see position, speed, ETA and draug...
My Fleet supports alerts on thirteen event types, delivered over several channels. Event types - Port arrival and port d...
Alerts notify you of events on your vessels — port arrivals, AIS loss, speed and more. You configure them in the Alerts ...
My Fleet turns watching into a process: Analytics measures the fleet's work across port calls and voyages, Events collec...
Custom areas are regions you draw on the map and use in alerts (a vessel entering or leaving the area). How to create an...
Getting started with My Fleet means the "Add your first vessel" screen and a short tour of the sections. While the fleet...
My Fleet shows your vessels two ways: as a list with positions (the Vessels section) and on the sea map with your fleet ...
The Team section of the account menu is a shared fleet for several colleagues: members, roles and invitations of one org...
The watchlist and notes flag important vessels in your dashboard. The watchlist is a quick list of vessels you keep an e...
My Fleet is your personal section for monitoring vessels and getting event alerts. Add the vessels you care about, and R...
ENTERPRISE is the plan for a team and a large fleet: 50 to 150 vessels, seats for your staff, the full history archive a...
The free trial is 7 days of the PRO plan at no cost and with no card: you start it in one click and use every PRO featur...
A full vessel check opens the member-level data for one vessel: sanctions by list and across the ownership chain, voyage...
PRO and ENTERPRISE are paid by card in US dollars, as a one-off payment for the term you choose — 1, 6 or 12 months. The...
My Fleet has three plans — FREE, PRO and ENTERPRISE — plus Commercial terms for fleets over 150 vessels. FREE is for get...
PRO is the plan for working a fleet every day: all alert types, more vessels, zones and rules, longer history windows an...
A suspended account on rynda.io is an account you cannot sign in to until support lifts the suspension. If the suspensio...
rynda.io gives you a live working picture, and every vessel page links straight to the primary sources — verification is...
You delete your account yourself, in Account → Security → Delete account. The data tied to the account goes with it: you...
The essentials on rynda are free; an account and a subscription unlock actions and advanced features. Free, no account -...
Your fleet data and messages are visible only to you and your deal counterparties. Your account is protected by email an...
If something isn't working or you have a question, open a support ticket. We reply and keep the conversation history. Ho...
Sometimes a vessel has no fresh position on the map — that's normal. The last known point is shown until new data arrive...
