NautilusLog

NautilusLog GmbH, founded in 2017 in Hamburg, Germany, is a technology company dedicated to the digitization of the maritime industry. With the goal of replacing traditional, paper-based processes with innovative digital solutions, NautilusLog has developed a range of groundbreaking services and products.

NautilusLog offers a comprehensive digital logbook app for smartphones, specifically tailored to the needs of the maritime industry. This app allows for the efficient management of complex ship operations, coordination of internal and external stakeholders, planning of shared tasks, identification and mitigation of risks, as well as compliance with ESG regulations[3][4].

• Data Management and Automation: The platform ensures accurate, secure, and centralized data that can be used to automate critical processes and reduce costs.
• Reporting and Compliance: Users can generate and share sophisticated maritime reports in seconds, significantly simplifying compliance with regulations and communication with stakeholders.
• Collaboration and Task Management: The app enables planning of activities, delegating tasks, communicating with stakeholders, and setting reminders[3].

The mission of NautilusLog is to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and legal compliance in shipping through smart data management and automation solutions. The company emphasizes a culture of teamwork and innovation to achieve meaningful results. The values of NautilusLog include promoting sustainability, improving safety, and facilitating collaboration within the maritime industry[4].

NautilusLog is committed to making the maritime industry more sustainable and environmentally friendly. This includes:

• ISO 4891: NautilusLog has played a significant role in the development of the international standard ISO 4891, which enables the interoperability of smart applications on ships. This standard promotes seamless data communication between onboard systems, leading to smarter decisions, higher efficiency, and improved safety standards[4].