The rynda.io marketplace is two boards: Cargo and Vessels. The Cargo board collects every cargo looking for a vessel; the Vessels board lists all open tonnage. Deal type and listing source appear as tags on each card, and filters live in the page address — you can share a link to any filtered view.
How the boards are organised
| Board |
What it shows |
Deal-type tags |
| Cargo |
cargoes looking for a vessel |
part cargo · full shipload · consecutive voyages · vessel wanted |
| Vessels |
vessels available for charter |
time charter · voyage charter |
Broker cards on both boards carry a From broker tag and show the commission; direct listings — posted by the cargo owner or shipowner — have no such tag. Pick one or the other with the Direct and From broker chips; in the table view the source has its own Source column. Cards look the same regardless of source: route or open port, dates, weight or DWT, cargo or vessel type, rate or commission.
How to find a listing
- Open the Cargo or Vessels board — the switcher sits at the top of the page.
- Narrow the list with deal-type and source tags, search, or sorting.
- Click the card (the whole card is clickable) to open the listing, or Contact to start a conversation with the author on the platform.
The counter above the list shows how many listings match your filters; Reset filters brings back the full list.
How to see the whole list
The list loads in batches of 20: scroll down and the next batch arrives on its own — there are no pages to click through. Below the list, a "Showing … of …" line tells you how much is already on screen and how much matched your filters, and Show more pulls the next batch without scrolling. Once the list ends, the button gives way to a line reading "All offers shown" with their number.
Both layouts behave the same way — cards and table (the view switcher sits above the list on the right; on a phone the list is always cards).
How to contact the author
The Contact button opens an in-platform chat with the listing's author — it works the same for direct and broker listings and requires signing in. Author contact details are not published in the list: the conversation and negotiation history stay in Messages.
The marketplace also shows on the map: cargo and open tonnage sit on top of vessel positions. A card whose port is in the directory has a "On the map" button: the map flies to the loading port or the vessel's open port.
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