Vessel Tracking - Ship Radar

Vessel Tracking - Ship Radar

Rocketech sp. z o.o.
4.5
Maps & Navigation
500,000+ Downloads

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Why it is here

Live vessel positions on a working map

Vessel Tracking - Ship Radar follows ships using live AIS data and presents their positions on an interactive map. It is suited to people who want to watch cruise ships, cargo traffic, ferries, or individual vessels without relying on occasional port updates. You can inspect a vessel’s route, speed, course, current status, and recent movements.

Useful for ports, journeys, and everyday curiosity

The app gives a clearer view of what is happening around a port. Check reported departures and arrivals, look ahead to expected port calls, and review the last ports visited by a vessel. A history view can show earlier tracks for up to 365 days, which helps when you need more than a ship’s current location.

  • Follow vessels and their routes in near real time
  • Check expected arrivals and recent port calls
  • Browse vessel photographs and available details
  • Review past movements for up to one year
  • Receive alerts for status changes or approaches to selected ports

Alerts and route context

Notifications can reduce the need to keep the map open. Set up tracking around vessel status changes or port proximity, then return when something relevant happens. The app also includes AI-assisted route interpretation, intended to help make sense of vessel patterns and movements rather than showing position data alone.

What users are saying

With a 4.53271 rating from 23,808 reviews and more than 500,000 installs, Vessel Tracking - Ship Radar has built a substantial user base. It is published by Rocketech sp. z o.o. and belongs to the Maps & Navigation category. It makes the most sense for maritime observers, travellers following a ship, and anyone who regularly needs a practical view of vessel traffic.