BridgeOpsX

The crew reports.
The live picture builds itself.

No more scrolling chat groups to find out what’s going on. Every operation, straight from the crew’s own messages, for everyone who runs the day on board.

Book a demo Founder Pilot
A superyacht under way with four tenders following, seen from above

Hundreds of messages.
Several chat groups.
One captain.

Tender movements, guest activities, interior requests, deck operations, technical issues: all reported by message. The OOW keeps the ship safe with a phone in one hand: scrolling to find updates, reading every instruction, reporting every single operation. Nothing is allowed to go wrong. Then the captain asks “What’s going on?”, and the answer is somewhere in the scroll.

Reads. Sorts. Shows.

A crew chat group with tender and guest messages

Reads

BridgeOpsX reads every message in the chat groups the crew uses. Nothing new to learn.

One message turned into a tender movement with time, guests and who reported it

Sorts

Every message becomes a tender movement, guest activity, operation or technical issue, with the time and who said it.

The tender run shown as in progress on the bridge display

Shows

The captain, the OOW and every head of department see what’s going on, live. On the bridge screen, an iPad or a phone.

Every tender. Every guest.
Every operation.

Each operation keeps its own history: what was planned, what changed, who said it and when. Over time, the daily chat becomes the yacht’s own operational record, traceable back to day one.

At handover, at the end of the season, or when someone asks what happened last Tuesday, the answer is one tap away.

The full picture.
At a glance.

No scrolling, no asking around, no searching through chat groups on watch. The captain sees what’s going on right now, and the OOW keeps eyes on the sea.

Safer operations. A smoother day for the guests.

See it in the demo

Guest movements
stay on board.

BridgeOpsX runs on the vessel’s own computer. The AI, the live picture and the record stay on the yacht. Nobody ashore sees them, unless the captain allows a support session.

How we handle your data →
ON BOARD Ops chat the crew’s chat app Vessel’s own computer AI Live picture Record Bridge screen · iPad · phones the people the captain chooses ASHORE BridgeOpsX sends nothing ashore. Support session only if the captain allows

Learns your yacht.
Only yours.

BridgeOpsX learns your yacht’s names, routines and way of reporting from your officers. When an officer corrects it, it remembers the correction and uses it next time.

What it learns stays on your vessel. The longer it runs, the better it knows your yacht.

From demo to live on board.

  1. See it working

    A live walkthrough with the founder: a busy day on board, guests ashore, tenders out, plans changing.

  2. Learn your yacht

    A short questionnaire: tender names, places, guest call names and how your crew writes, so the AI speaks your yacht’s language from day one.

  3. Install on board

    BridgeOpsX goes onto the vessel’s own computer and joins the operations chat groups the captain chooses. The live picture appears on the bridge screen, iPads and phones.

  4. Train on board

    The crew runs the day as usual. Whenever an officer corrects it, it learns, until the corrections stop. We review it with you every week.

  5. Live

    It runs the way your bridge needs and the captain signs it off. Only then does the subscription start.

Founder Pilot

Go live first.
Shape what comes next.

We are inviting large yachts to go live first. The more complex the operation, the better: a large crew, a tender fleet, a busy guest programme. We install it on board and set it up for your crew, your routines and your way of working. Every new feature arrives on your vessel first, at no additional fee for the length of the partnership.

Apply for the Founder Pilot

See it live.

A walkthrough with the founder. A busy day on board: guests ashore, tenders out, plans changing. Watch the bridge know what’s going on before anyone asks.

We reply personally within two working days.