The Pulse app revolutionizes how seafarers access important operational and employment information while at sea. Developed by Fleet Management, it consolidates various services into a single mobile platform, making it easier for sailors to navigate their professional requirements, even in areas with poor connectivity.
Simplifying Maritime Operations
We designed it to give our seafarers the greatest amount of access and the least amount of effort.
Pulse designers
- Mobile interface integrates multiple operational systems.
- Users receive tailored information based on their employment stage.
Pulse leverages the Paris2.0 digital ecosystem to streamline seafarers' experiences. The app's context-driven interface adapts to users' specific needs — from joining instructions to welfare resources — reducing the complexity traditionally associated with maritime operations.
Addressing Connectivity Challenges
Recognizing the limited satellite bandwidth at sea, Pulse is designed to function even during connectivity lapses. Users can access essential information through caching, ensuring they remain informed regardless of their location.
The engineering team focused on data management and process simplification rather than solely on technology, emphasizing the need for accurate and useful information for seafarers.
Security and User Experience
Pulse enhances security with a password-free magic-link login, prioritizing user experience while safeguarding personal and professional data. This thoughtful design reflects the app's mission to minimize friction in accessing vital information.
Currently, Pulse operates as a closed platform to protect seafarers' information, though it connects with select third-party systems to ensure operational effectiveness.
Future Developments
As part of Fleet's ongoing digital transformation, Pulse aims to enhance connections between ship and shore. Future updates will focus on improving access to information throughout a seafarer's career, further demonstrating the human-centric approach behind its technology.