Make learning compliance a competitive advantage
AI-powered maritime training that replaces static slides with real-world scenarios, conversational guidance, and fleet-wide insights — so your crew is always audit-ready.
How Seamind works
Learn by asking, not by reading
Seamind's AI tutor answers questions in context, explains regulations in plain language, and adapts to each seafarer's experience level. No more scrolling through static PDFs for a single answer.
- Ask questions mid-lesson and get instant, cited answers
- AI adapts explanations to rank and experience
- Covers STCW, ISM, MARPOL and more
Real-world scenarios, not multiple choice
Every module places seafarers in realistic shipboard situations — an engine room alarm, a cargo spill, a port-state inspection. They decide what to do and learn from the outcome.
- Branching scenarios with meaningful consequences
- Builds decision-making muscle for critical moments
- Maps directly to operational competencies
See compliance across your entire fleet
Dashboards give fleet managers real-time visibility into training completion, knowledge gaps, and audit readiness — turning compliance data into a competitive advantage across your fleet.
- Real-time training progress per vessel and crew
- Identify knowledge gaps before auditors do
- Export-ready compliance reports
Everything your fleet needs
From AI-powered learning to audit-ready compliance reports — built for maritime from day one.
AI-Powered Q&A
Crew members ask questions in natural language and get instant, regulation-backed answers — right inside their training module.
Audit-Ready Reports
One-click learning compliance reports mapped to STCW, ISM Code, and flag-state requirements. Always ready for inspection.
Fleet-Wide Rollout
Deploy training across your entire fleet in minutes. Assign by vessel, rank, or certification need — no per-seat hassle.
Offline-First Design
Training works at sea with limited connectivity. Content syncs when bandwidth is available — no crew member left behind.
Why static e-learning falls short
- Click-through slides with no interactivity
- One-size-fits-all content for every rank
- Completion ≠ comprehension
- Months-old content that lags behind regulations
- No visibility into actual knowledge gaps
- Scenario-based learning with AI guidance
- Adaptive difficulty by experience level
- Assessed understanding, not just attendance
- Content updated as regulations change
- Real-time analytics per vessel and crew
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Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Seamind.
Our AI tutor is built on large language models fine-tuned for maritime regulations. It answers crew questions in context during training, citing specific STCW, ISM, and MARPOL references. It adapts explanations based on the seafarer's rank and experience level.
Yes. Seamind's training modules are mapped to STCW competency tables and ISM Code requirements. Our reporting generates audit-ready documentation that satisfies port-state and flag-state inspections.
Absolutely. Seamind is designed for maritime connectivity. Training modules are cached locally and sync progress when bandwidth is available. No crew member is locked out because of poor satellite connectivity.
Most fleets are fully onboarded within a week. You assign training by vessel, rank, or certification need through a single dashboard. No per-seat licensing — just straightforward fleet pricing.
We cover the full range of maritime compliance training: STCW mandatory courses, ISM familiarization, MARPOL environmental compliance, security awareness (ISPS), and specialized modules for tanker, passenger, and offshore operations.
Traditional CBTs are static slide decks. Seamind replaces them with scenario-driven learning, an AI tutor that answers questions in real time, and fleet-wide analytics that show actual comprehension — not just completion.
Start smarter maritime training now
Join forward-thinking shipping companies that have moved beyond slide-based compliance. See how Seamind transforms crew training in a 15-minute demo.