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Ship Finder shows live moving ships on a worldwide map. Simply tap on a ship to see its name, type, photos, speed, dimensions and much more. Powerful features such as search and the ability to save favourite ships are included. Add and browse bookmarks to saved locations around the globe to quickly navigate to areas or ports of interest. Ship Finder is the original and most highly rated ship tracking app, ranked top 10 in the Navigation category in over 40 countries. Don’t take our word for it – check out our ratings and the wide range of positive press we’ve had across the world. Ship Finder works by picking up AIS ship feeds used by all passenger vessels, vessels over 300 tons and increasingly by smaller pleasure craft and yachts. This technology is actually faster than radar and is used by vessels for safety and navigation. Ship Finder provides near real time “virtual radar” AIS maps. It’s easy to use and is an amazing app for anyone interested in shipping, cruising and sailing in ports and locations across the world. It’s also great if you simply want to know what boats are out there or want to see where your friends and family are. Ship Finder is also used extensively by maritime professionals and mariners. Our global AIS coverage is impressive and expanding all of the time as we add new AIS feeds and receivers. Please check www.shipfinder.co regularly to see the latest coverage. Pinkfroot are committed to customer service and continually improve our Ship Finder apps based on feedback. Follow us on Twitter @pinkfroot, and join our online community at www.pinkfroot.com If you have any questions please email support@pinkfroot.com and we’ll be happy to help. Disclaimer: Ship Finder should not be used for navigational purposes. Under no circumstances will the developer of this application be held responsible for incidents resulting from the use of the data or its interpretation. © © 2014 pinkfroot limited |
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