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Fleet watch
What it is
An email when the Coast Guard’s record of a vessel you follow changes, naming what was recorded. The Coast Guard’s file arrives about monthly, and the email follows it within the day.
No record, no email. Every line carries the Coast Guard's date and the date Maury first saw
it. No status, no score, no grade.
What triggers a line: an inspection recorded · a deficiency recorded · a resolution recorded · an operational control imposed or lifted · a casualty recorded · the filed operator of record changed.
Your list is yours. Maury never publishes your watchlist, never sells it, never shares it, and never counts it into any figure that could show what you are watching. There is no account and no password: one link manages the watch and cancels it, and one click deletes the list itself. This is a rule we have written down, not a setting.
What triggers a line: an inspection recorded · a deficiency recorded · a resolution recorded · an operational control imposed or lifted · a casualty recorded · the filed operator of record changed.
Your list is yours. Maury never publishes your watchlist, never sells it, never shares it, and never counts it into any figure that could show what you are watching. There is no account and no password: one link manages the watch and cancels it, and one click deletes the list itself. This is a rule we have written down, not a setting.
Start a watch
We email you once to confirm. Nothing is sent until you follow that
link, and the same link cancels the watch.
Your own documents — not yet
Attaching your own surveys, drydock and maintenance records to the vessels you follow is
planned and not built yet: holding a confidential document is a custody obligation, settled
before the first file is accepted. If you would use it, say so: