MarineStock turns vessel inventory from a stack of dog-eared spreadsheets into a real-time, cloud-synced system the entire crew — and the office — can trust. Lube oils, chemicals, MSDS, consumption history, expiry alerts. One app. One source of truth.
If any of these sound familiar, you're not alone. Every vessel struggles with the same problems — and most "solutions" make it worse.
Spreadsheets passed around USB sticks. Three versions of "stock_final_v2.xlsx" floating around. Nobody knows which one is current.
"How much cylinder oil do we have?" Cue 30 minutes of physical counting, only to discover you're already below minimum. Order placed in panic.
Inspector asks for the MSDS during audit. You spend 20 minutes digging through binders. Find one — but it's expired.
The fleet manager wants to know what's onboard. You email a screenshot. By the time it arrives, the data is already stale.
No record of who took what, when, or why. Stock disappears between handovers. Disputes during port arrivals. No accountability.
Half the medicine cabinet is past expiry. Three drums of grease have been there since the previous chief. Money down the drain.
Built from years of real engine room experience. Every feature exists because someone, somewhere, needed it at 3 AM during a port call.
Track every item across Lube, Chemicals, Grease, Paint, PPE, Medicine — plus unlimited custom sections you create yourself. Photos, MSDS, suppliers, part numbers, locations — all in one place.
The 3rd Engineer takes oil from the store. Two seconds later, the Chief sees the new quantity on his iPad. Office in HQ sees it on their dashboard. No emails. No delays.
Snap a photo of every item. Upload the MSDS PDF directly. Full audit-ready document storage. When the inspector asks, tap once and show.
Low stock alerts before you run out. Expiry warnings 30/60/90 days ahead. Never get caught short. Never throw out expired stock you forgot about.
Every add and deduct logged with date, crew name, rank, and remarks. Complete audit trail. ROB reports in one tap. Snapshot history for end-of-month closeout.
For office staff: reorder forecasts, expiry pipeline, cross-vessel comparisons, dormant items, top consumers. Data-driven decisions, not guesswork.
No connection at sea? No problem. The app keeps working — view stock, edit quantities, log transactions. Auto-syncs when connection returns.
Bring your existing spreadsheets in via Excel import. Export ROB reports as PDF or Excel anytime. Bulk update dozens of items in seconds.
13 built-in tools: calculator, unit converter, tank volume, fuel temp correction, SG/API converter, pipe volume, bolt torque, battery runtime, dilution, and more.
Adding new items used to mean typing labels by hand — name, brand, type, container size. MarineStock changes that. Just take a photo of the drum, can, or label, and AI fills in the details for you.
MarineStock is the rare tool that makes life easier for everyone — not just the people writing the cheques.
Spend your time fixing engines, not filing spreadsheets. MarineStock handles the boring parts so you can focus on the work that matters.
See your entire fleet at a glance. Spot problems before they become emergencies. Make purchasing decisions based on real data, not crew estimates.
Because a real engine room app should do more than count drums. From quick math to ASTM 54B fuel temperature corrections, the tools you actually use — built right in.
The digital messroom announcement board your crew actually wants to look at. Mount a TV or tablet in the messroom — VesselBoard turns it into a live information hub for the whole vessel.
No installation. No app store. No contracts. Open the link, log in, start counting. Onboard your first vessel in 30 minutes.
MarineStock wasn't built in a Silicon Valley office — it was built in an engine room at sea. Every feature came from a real frustration: a missing MSDS during inspection, a stockout no one saw coming, a second engineer's spreadsheet that nobody could find.
As a serving marine engineer, I built MarineStock to solve problems I face on my own watch. The best part is that I'm still using it onboard every day — and improving it whenever I find something that could be better. Every fix in this app came from real use, not a spec sheet.