Reads every page. Surfaces what matters.
Built for the shore team that carries the liability. Fleet Attention reads a vessel's full monthly paperwork and returns the items that matter, each with its proof.
You make every call. Fleet Attention just makes sure nothing worth calling gets missed.
The paperwork you already receive
- Monthly reports
- Permits to work
- Safety meeting minutes
- Hours of rest
- Defect lists
- Drill logs
- Familiarisation records
- Emails and portal exports
OPPi reads every page
The whole month, read once, cross-checked against the record.
Dropped as-is. Nothing to install.
A hundred warnings in. A short list out.
A planned maintenance system can raise a hundred warnings a month, all at the same weight. The liferaft service and the unclosed permit arrive looking identical. Fleet Attention reads all hundred so your team reads a few, ranked by consequence, with the source line one tap away.
A hundred warnings, one weight.
Five things, ranked, with proof.
Three jobs, done on every pack
It reads the whole month so you only read the lines that create liability.
Operational patterns
It reads across a vessel's month and connects the repeat leak, the closed permit, and the blank field into one pattern, not three isolated slips.
Source-linked proof
Every flag quotes the exact line it came from and names the file it sits in. You can check any flag against the original document in one tap.
Vessel memory
It remembers what a vessel filed last month. A defect logged three reports running gets flagged as a pattern, with the history attached.
Names are stripped before any AI sees a page. Your documents never train any model.
Four states
Every flag lands in exactly one state, so a pack review starts with a count, not a read-through.
Unknown is a real state. When the evidence is too thin to call, Fleet Attention doesn't guess. It shows you exactly what it found and leaves the decision where it belongs: escalate, chase the missing record, or dismiss.
Action now. A control gap or missing evidence that needs a decision before the pack is accepted.
Follow-up. A repeat issue or open item that needs a named owner and a next step.
Reviewed and filed. Evidence present and consistent, kept as proof the month was read.
Evidence unclear. The pages are too thin or unclear to call, so it says so rather than guess.
Every flag quotes the exact line it came from.
Why a generic chatbot misses it
From messy records to decisions
Drop the records
A vessel's monthly paperwork goes in as-is. Nothing to install, no template to fill.
OPPi reads it
OPPi reads every page, strips names, and drafts the few items worth attention.
Attention queue
Each vessel lands in a Red, Orange, Green, or Unknown state, backed by a quoted line.
Manager decides
Approve, downgrade, or dismiss each flag. The reviewed pack is yours to share.
Fleet Attention is in its founding pilot. A person reviews every pack before a client sees it, and every flag has to survive that review. OPPi gets sharper with every fleet it reads. Every lesson is anonymised first and approved by a person.
See the month read for you
Replay a real OPPi analysis of synthetic yacht paperwork, or email the team about a founding pilot.