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HullSnap

HullSnap brings the operational evidence a vessel already produces into one clear, structured view — evidence you can act on, not paperwork you have to chase.

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Every ship generates evidence all day long — deck rounds, snag lists, survey reports, handover notes. Almost all of it ends up in inboxes and folders. HullSnap turns that scattered record into one structured, searchable view of each vessel: what state it is in, what changed, and what deserves attention now.

The regimes that ask for that evidence are getting stricter. If you are preparing for the new tanker inspection standard, start with our SIRE 2.0 transition guide; for the cyber requirements now landing on newbuilds, see the IACS E26/E27 guide.

What HullSnap can do

See what happens on your vessels

Operational visibility from ship to shore — so you are not the last to know what is going on aboard.

Every vessel in one structured view

The vessel’s scattered operational evidence brought together in a single, searchable place — not lost across inboxes and folders.

Risk you can see coming

Clear risk visibility tied to real evidence, so the early signals surface before they turn into claims.

Less report, more picture

Understand the state of each vessel without reading a stack of disconnected reports — with operational reality next to what is on paper.

Owners

A defensible, dated record of vessel condition — across the fleet, not in someone's inbox.

Technical managers

Findings that arrive structured: location, system, severity — ready to plan work against.

Surveyors

Capture once, on board; deliver evidence that clients can navigate instead of scroll.

See what HullSnap reveals and request access on the product site: www.hullsnap.com →

Also available in Turkish: HullSnap Türkçe →

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