My Fleet shows your vessels two ways: as a list with positions (the Vessels section) and on the sea map with your fleet highlighted (the Map section). You see where every vessel is right now and what it is doing.
The vessel list (Vessels)
- Columns: Status, Speed, Destination, ETA, Draught, DWT, Open tonnage, Updated.
- Status: in port (with the port name), the AIS navigational status, "No AIS signal" with its age; a vessel over the plan limit is marked "Frozen".
- Fleet search — name, IMO, MMSI or destination — in the bar above the list.
The "Discharged", "In ballast" and "inside the port zone, arrival not confirmed" hints live in Deals → Open tonnage.
The fleet map (Map)
It is the same sea map as the public one, with a ring around each of your fleet's vessels. The My fleet only switch leaves just them on the map. The "How to read the map" legend explains it on first open:
- Marker colour = vessel type: tankers, general cargo, bulkers, container ships, passenger, ro-ro and ferries, fishing, tugs and service craft.
- Marker shape = movement: under way, at anchor, moored.
On top of the map you get the ECA / SECA zones layer, the 24-hour AIS counter, the "Cargoes" and "Open vessels" filters and a track replay for the selected vessel. You draw and view your own custom zones in the Zones section.
How often positions refresh
Frequency depends on the plan: the vessel card names the time of the last update, and once the daily watch budget runs out the position refreshes less often — every 12 hours on FREE and hourly on PRO. The full table is in what is free and what is paid.
ETA is an estimate from AIS and typical port time; confirm against the fact.
See also