X3 Crew
Every MMC, medical certificate, TWIC and endorsement, and whether tonight's crew can legally sail.

Maritime compliance is not one job. It is crew papers and testing, vessel certificates and surveys, fishing decals and charter limits, yard, terminal, marina and job-site safety, port security, spill readiness and casualty reporting. X3 Maritime gives each job its own product and connects them in the order the work happens.
The COI is in the wheelhouse. The drill log is in the official logbook. Crew papers are photos on a phone. The random draw is an email from the consortium. Crane certificates are in a filing cabinet and the security drill sign-in sheet is on a clipboard. Every piece exists. Nothing puts them on one timeline.
Compliance fails in the gaps between the binders. X3 closes the gaps.


People, vessels, work, protection, response and command. Every product answers one question and hands its work to the next step.
Start with the step that hurts most. The other twelve are already in your plan.
Each one has its own story and its own working dashboard. Read the overview or create your account and open it with your own records.
Every MMC, medical certificate, TWIC and endorsement, and whether tonight's crew can legally sail.
Random draws, post-incident clocks and the annual MIS report for 46 CFR Part 16.
Every towing vessel, certificate, survey and audit window on one clock.
Certificates, hull exams, drills and Coast Guard deficiencies for every inspected vessel.
Dockside exam decals, monthly drills, liferafts and EPIRBs for every commercial fishing vessel.
Captain's license, drug testing, safety gear and passenger limits for six-pack charter operators.
Space status, hot work, competent persons and fire watch for 29 CFR Part 1915.
Crane and gear certifications, vessel gear checks, operators and first aid for 29 CFR 1917 and 1918.
Oil spill plans, stormwater, fire, shore power and fuel dock checks for marinas and boatyards.
Accident prevention plans, hazard analyses, over-water safety, floating cranes and permits for every job.
Security plans, quarterly drills, annual exercises, audits and MARSEC levels for 33 CFR 104-106.
Response plans, PREP exercises, transfers and record books for 33 CFR 151, 154, 155 and 156.
Is it reportable? Is it a serious marine incident? The clocks, the CG-2692 and the fix.
The AI Safety Director pulls every open item from all thirteen products into one queue: the expiring medical certificate, the drill window closing Friday, the crane test due next week and the CG-2692 due in four days.
Know what needs attention today. Not after the inspection.


Drills, walkdowns, safety checks, engine hours and problems — logged on the crew's own phones, with photos and finger signatures. Twenty miles out with no signal? Everything waits on the phone and sends itself when you're back in range, stamped with the time it was really done.
Snap a photo of a license, medical certificate or liferaft tag and X3 reads the dates for you. Log the hour meters and oil changes come due by running hours as well as by date.
Late entries get flagged. On-time entries never do.

Subchapter M fleets that need every audit window and survey on one board.
Inspected vessels with monthly drills, hull exams and 835V items to close.
Crews with STCW papers, random testing and manning to prove.
Space status, hot work and competent persons that change by the hour.
Crane and gear certifications and first aid on every shift.
MTSA plans, quarterly drills, annual exercises and spill readiness.
Dockside exam decals, monthly drills, six-pack passenger limits and captains' papers.
SPCC and stormwater at the marina; APPs, AHAs and over-water safety on the job.
Give surveyors, auditors, charterers and port captains read-only access. They see every record, certificate and signature — and can't change a thing.
Every certificate, drill, survey, deficiency and crew credential for a vessel or site, printed in order with the rule beside each date.
A readiness score for every vessel and site, the five actions that raise it most, and a Ready to Sail verdict for each boat every morning.
Crew, Marine Testing, Towing, Vessel, Fishing, Charter, Shipyard, Terminals, Marina, Marine Construction, Port Security, Spill Response and Casualty, the On Deck phone app and photo date reading — with one sign-in and one bill. You pay for the size of your operation, not for a menu. Start with a free 14-day trial, no card needed.
One Boat
$79 a month
One vessel or site and up to 10 people. Built for fishing boats, six-pack charters and owner-operators.
$790 a year — 2 months free
Fleet
$250 a month
Covers 3 vessels or sites and 25 people. +$49 a month for each extra vessel or site, +$3 for each extra person.
Pay for a year and get 2 months free
$348 a month — every product included
$3,480 a year (2 months free)
Prices in US dollars. Subscriptions renew each month or year until cancelled. Drug-test collections, lab fees and other third-party services are billed by those providers.
| Example | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| Six-pack charter1 boat, 2 crew · One Boat | $79 / month | $790 / year |
| Fishing vessel1 boat, 6 crew · One Boat | $79 / month | $790 / year |
| Ferry operator2 boats, 15 crew · Fleet | $250 / month | $2,500 / year |
| Tug company5 boats, 25 crew · Fleet | $348 / month | $3,480 / year |
| Shipyard1 yard, 120 workers · Fleet | $535 / month | $5,350 / year |
| Marine terminal1 terminal, 60 workers · Fleet | $355 / month | $3,550 / year |
Send us your spreadsheets, COIs and crew list. We load your vessels, people and dates, and walk your team through it.
Ask about itBefore a TPO audit, Coast Guard exam or OSHA visit: your readiness score, a gap list with owners, the inspection packet and a review call.
Ask about itRun your clients in X3 with read-only auditor logins and one place to see every client's readiness.
Ask about itHave one that is not here? Ask X3, or write to us and a person will answer.

Start a free 14-day trial — every product open, no card needed. Add your first vessel or site and see what is due.