Maritime safety platform
Every report.
Every vessel.
In real time.
Crews send anonymous safety observations from the All Goodah! app on their phones in under 2 minutes, in their own language. Shore managers see every report land on a live dashboard - translated to English, tagged by vessel, ready to act on.
- Anonymous by design
- EU-hosted data
- 10 app languages
Under 2 minutes
To file a report
From opening the app to submitted, for any crew member.
Zero
Crew accounts
Anonymous by design. No sign-up, no name on the report.
10
App languages
Reports in any language arrive in English for the office.
EU
Data hosting
All production data is stored in Frankfurt, Germany.
of seafarers would not feel safe raising a serious concern, or are not sure they could do so without consequences.
Why anonymous reporting
Four in ten crew members may stay silent about a serious safety concern.
Only 59% of seafarers say they would feel safe raising a serious concern without fear of consequences. All Goodah! has no crew accounts and puts no name on a report, so the people who see the problem can report it without worrying about who will read it.
Source: Five Years into the Code of Conduct: What's Changed for Seafarers? (Sustainable Shipping Initiative and partners, September 2026), via Splash247.
How it works
From the deck to the office in two minutes.
Three steps. No training. No paper. Crew scan the poster on board, file the ISM report on their phone in whichever language they're most comfortable writing in, and it lands - translated - in the live dashboard ashore.
Scan the poster
A QR poster on board links the crew member's phone to the ship. No account, no login.
Report in two minutes
Fill the ISM form in under 2 minutes, in any language - the app itself speaks 10. No name is attached to the report.
Near miss
Main deck - just now
Unsafe act
Engine room - 3h ago
Positive observation
Bridge - yesterday
Near miss
Galley - 2d ago
Unsafe condition
Deck - 3d ago
Shore sees it live
Translated to English automatically, filed with a timestamp and vessel tag, and visible in the live dashboard ashore.
Product
Everything a safety team needs, nothing the crew has to learn
Most near-misses never get written down. MarinerMind closes that gap: a phone app any crew member can use in under 2 minutes, and a live dashboard ashore where every role sees exactly what they need.
Live dashboard
Full fleet visibility from shore
Filter by vessel, report type, status and date. Every observation from every ship, in one view, the moment it is submitted.
Status funnel
Latest reports
- Submitted
Near Miss
Engine room
- Accepted
Unsafe Condition
Main deck
- Closed
Unsafe Act
Mooring station
Automatic translation
Crew report in their own words
No English requirement. Crews write in any language - the app itself speaks 10 - and the dashboard ashore gets it in English automatically.
Crew wrote · Tagalog
May tagas ng langis malapit sa main engine, madulas ang sahig.
Auto-translated
Dashboard · English
Oil leak near the main engine, the floor is slippery.
Push notifications
Nudges that keep reports coming
Push notifications to the crew's phones: reporting reminders, safety alerts from the office and a thank-you for every report.
- All Goodah!now
Safety alert
Mooring today - stay clear of the snap-back zones.
- All Goodah!1h ago
Reporting reminder
Seen something today? A report takes under 2 minutes.
- All Goodah!3h ago
Thank you
Your report has been received by the safety team.
QR posters per ship
Never filed against the wrong vessel
A poster on board links the phone to the ship. Scan once and every report lands on the right vessel.
Exports
Ready for the next meeting
Export reports to CSV, PDF or PowerPoint for reviews, audits and management updates.
- CSV
Spreadsheet
- PDF
Document
- PPTX
Slides
Anonymous by design
No accounts on board, no names stored
Crew never sign up or log in. No identity is stored with a report, so people speak up about what they actually saw.
New report
Name
Ship
Observation
Stored with the report
- ReporterAnonymous
- Crew accountNone
- ShipFrom poster
Roles and access
Right access, right people
Each role sees exactly what it needs, nothing more.
Admin
Whole organisation
Fleet manager
Their fleets
Safety officer
Their ship
Inside MarinerMind
One system, from the crew's phone to the board report
The crew app, the shore dashboard and the statistics are one product. Here is what each side actually looks like.
A crew member scans the QR poster on board, then reports from their own phone in under 2 minutes - in whichever language they are most comfortable writing in.
Anonymous by design
No crew accounts and no identity stored. People report what they saw, not who they are.
In their own language
Reports written in any language arrive in English for the office ashore. The app itself speaks 10 languages.
Linked to the ship by QR
Posters on board link the phone to the vessel, so every report lands in the right place.
Illustration of the All Goodah! phone app: a new report form with the ship confirmed by QR code, fields for observation, location and action taken, a Tagalog to English translation note and a Submit button.
The full report appears in the live dashboard ashore, translated and filed with a timestamp and vessel tag. No re-typing into a spreadsheet later.
Live report feed
An email for every new report, or a weekly or monthly summary - each fleet manager picks, with the full text in English.
A clear status for every report
Each report moves from submitted to accepted, opened and closed, so nothing gets lost.
Access by role
Admins, fleet managers and safety officers each see what their role needs.
Illustration of the MarinerMind web dashboard: a navy top bar and a list of four report cards, each with a report type, a status, the vessel and the location.
Statistics build themselves from the reports, so the monthly review starts from data instead of a blank slide.
Trends by month and vessel
See how reporting and closure move across the fleet, month by month.
Board-ready exports
Export to CSV, PDF or PowerPoint for management reviews.
Hosted in the EU
Report data is stored in Frankfurt, with role-based access for the office.
Illustration of the MarinerMind statistics page with sample data: totals for all, closed and open reports and active vessels, and a stacked monthly bar chart of reports by status.
Security
Built for data that must stay anonymous
Seafarers report safety incidents at sea through the All Goodah! app, and shore teams review them in MarinerMind - where anonymity, data integrity and availability have real operational consequences. Here is how we protect that data.
Security controls
- HTTPS everywhereEnforced, with HSTS
- Role-based access controlEnforced server-side
- MFA supportRecommended for admins
- Data encrypted at restAES-256
- Data encrypted in transitTLS 1.2+
- EU data residencyFrankfurt
- Rate limitingOn all sensitive endpoints
- Dependency vulnerability scanningAutomated weekly
Anonymous by design
There is no identity to leak.
The All Goodah! crew app needs no account and no login. A submitted report carries no name, email or account identifier of any kind - anonymity is enforced at the data layer, not by a display filter.
Shore-side roles see the ship, the report type and the details, scoped to their vessels and fleets - never who reported it, because that was never collected in the first place.
- No crew accounts
- No crew tracking
- GDPR
About MarinerMind
Built for QHSE teams in maritime & offshore operations.
MarinerMind replaces paper and web ISM near-miss and positive intervention reports with a mobile app for your crew and a live dashboard for management - so nothing falls through the cracks.
- Near-miss reports
- Positive interventions
- Live dashboard
Free Pilot
Start with 1 vessel.
Zero commitment.
60 days, one vessel, full access - no credit card. We handle onboarding. You just run your ship.
- Full dashboard + mobile app access
- Crew onboarding support included
- ISM-structured templates for near-misses and positive interventions
- Export reports for audits
- Upgrade or cancel anytime
Prefer email?team@marinermind.com
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Start with one vessel
Hear from every deck. Starting this month.
Posters on board, the app on the crew's phones and a live dashboard ashore - set up for your fleet in days, not months.