Recording, transcription and playback
All of your units report to one web app. It provides a timeline of every channel, searchable transcripts, AIS and map playback, and links to individual recordings that you can share.

Each channel has its own row and each transmission appears as a bar. Exchanges on a channel are grouped and counted, and clicking any bar plays the recording.

Search across all units for a vessel name, a slip number or any word in a transcript. Results show the channel, duration, signal level and location of each transmission, with the audio one click away.

At the end of each day the app writes a short summary of the traffic: the busiest periods and the notable events, grouped by category such as port operations or wildlife sightings.

Transmissions in other languages are transcribed and translated into English. The daily summary lists them by language with the topics discussed.

A single channel can be read from top to bottom as a thread of transmissions, with auto-play to hear them in order.

Vessels broadcasting AIS appear on the map with their names and tracks. You can move back through the day to see arrivals and departures, and open the transmissions recorded at the time.

The day's AIS picture on a map, with the recorded transmissions listed beside it. Move through the day and click any transmission to play it.

Any number of units can share one account. Each unit reports its location and last check-in, and search and VSIT tokens are shared across all of them.
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