The command bridge of global shipping.
Every vessel, port, chokepoint and risk in the world’s fleet — fused into one live surface and handed to the desk that has to decide. Nereus is the map inside a Maritime membership.
One map. The entire ocean, decided from.
Fleet, ports, chokepoints, dark tonnage and casualty risk — every layer on a single dark surface. Click any hull, any coast, and the picture opens.
Every layer of the picture, on one login.
Hover a coast. Read its war-room in a breath.
Hulls in port now, the loads and discharges as they land, the congestion on the coast — and the risk moving underneath. Both panels below are live.
The desks where the industry is decided.
Your fleet on the water in real time, and the ports it is steaming into read from the traffic before you call the agent.
You see the queue before the queue sees you.
Open tonnage the moment a hull discharges, and the fixture picture around it — position, not paperwork.
The ship comes free on your screen, not in your inbox.
Chokepoint flow, congestion and dark-fleet movement — the supply signals under the price, on one surface.
You read the water the market is still pricing.
Every layer backed by evidence and dated, with the uncertainty named — a picture you can put your name to.
Your chart holds up in the room.
Sanctioned hulls, detentions, casualties and STS candidates — the exposure in a portfolio, drawn over a dimmed world.
The risk is on the map before it is on the claim.
We never blur what’s known from what isn’t.
Every mark on the surface is drawn from evidence, and dated. Nothing is decoration.
When the data is thin, the surface says so. An inferred position is never dressed as a fix.
We do not discuss our sources or our methods. The verdict is the product; the plumbing stays ours.
The terms, plainly.
Is Nereus a separate subscription?
No. Nereus is the map inside a Maritime membership — one login, the same seat.
Is the picture live?
The fleet moves on AIS, minute by minute. Ports, congestion and risk refresh on their own cadence, each dated on the surface.
Where does the data come from?
We do not discuss sources or methods. We publish coverage, and we stand behind the verdict.
Who is it for?
The desks that carry the position — owners, charterers, brokers, traders, analysts, insurers. Not everyone.
This was not built for everyone. It was built for the desks where the industry is decided.






