Ask the sea anything.
Intelligence at the helm.
A maritime AI assistant that answers weather, anchorage shelter, and seamanship questions using real-time telemetry for your exact position. Powered by Gemini.
Scoped for Mariners. Backed by Data.
Compass does not hallucinate generic advice. It evaluates live meteorological models, bathymetry databases, and maritime regulations for your exact vessel position.
Anchorage & Shelter Intelligence
Ask for the closest cove sheltered from tonight’s wind direction. Compass cross-references your GPS coordinates with Atlas places and live sea conditions.
Hydrodynamic Weather Synthesis
Instead of reading raw synoptic charts while steering, ask Compass to summarize the sea state, peak gust times, and wind shifts for your afternoon passage.
COLREGs & Navigation Rules
Spot an unfamiliar light combination or day shape? Ask Compass for an instant breakdown of vessel constraints, right-of-way, and required sound signals.
Hands-Free Cockpit Voice Dictation
Designed for wet cockpits, gloves, and two hands on the wheel. Tap the microphone once and speak naturally in English or Turkish without glancing down.
How MARLOG Compass Works
Built on privacy-focused server proxies with Google Gemini, trained to prioritize verified maritime telemetry over generic responses.
It knows where you float
Start a conversation and Compass already knows your approximate vessel position. Ask about conditions, the nearest sheltered cove, or what a term means — it pulls live weather and place data instead of guessing.
Talk, do not type
Dictate a question with your voice directly from the helm. Conversations are saved locally on your device, so a useful passage analysis or rule explanation is never lost when connectivity drops.
Assistance, not authority
Compass is scoped to nautical topics on MARLOG secure servers and carries one strict rule: it assists, it does not decide. When it pulls live weather or a charted place, it names the source it used.
Ask Tactical Questions at Sea
Test how Compass synthesizes real nautical problems into clear, citeable guidance for the helm.
Bozukkale (Ancient Loryma) is 5.2 NM to your East. It provides exceptional shelter against North and North-West gale gusts behind its high northern cliffs. The seabed offers good holding in sand and weed at 8–12 meters depth. Recommend setting a 5:1 chain scope and running a stern line to the ancient quay if gusts exceed 25 knots.
Engineered for the Helm, Not an Office Desk
Why general-purpose conversational LLMs fall short when making decisions at sea.
Questions about MARLOG Compass
Everything you need to know about our Gemini maritime proxy, GPS contextual binding, voice dictation, and privacy.