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Chat with an AI to track vessels via live AIS and compute distances. Ship Lens turns AIS vessel tracking into a conversation. Open the side panel, type a question in plain English, and let the AI do the work — no charts to pan, no filters to fiddle with. 🚢 Track any vessel by MMSI — "Where is MMSI 253041000?" returns its live position, speed, course, and navigation status. 📍 Honest fix freshness — every position is tagged with how old it really is (live, recent, hours, stale, dark), so you know whether you're seeing a vessel in real time or its last-known spot. AIS coverage is intermittent by nature, and Ship Lens never hides that from you. 📏 Instant distance math — ask the distance between two vessels or between a ship and any coordinates, and get an answer in seconds. 💬 Just ask — the assistant decides what to look up and explains the result in context, including why a position might be minutes, hours, or days old. Ship Lens lives in your Chrome side panel, so it's there alongside whatever you're working on — port schedules, logistics dashboards, news, or research. Free to use. On the horizon 🌊 We're building Ship Lens on a position engine with much more to offer, and these features are charting a course your way: • Search by ship name — no more hunting for MMSI numbers. • Voyage history & track replay — retrace where a vessel has been over the past weeks. • Satellite-backed positions — fill in the gaps when ships sail beyond shore-based coverage. • Richer vessel profiles — type, dimensions, flag, IMO, and more at a glance. Have a feature you'd like to see? Use the in-app feedback button — we're listening.
Jun 28, 2026
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