On 1 May 2026, The Triton published a feature on CrewNotice — how it came to be, what it does, and why it is built specifically for the workflow of a working superyacht rather than adapted from generic compliance software.
Senior Editor Lauren Beck spent the time to understand what CrewNotice is trying to do and captured it in language that resonates with the captains, officers and chief stewardesses reading it. As I put it in the interview:
What sets CrewNotice apart is that it is interactive, and it is built around the crew, not just the vessel. There are plenty of platforms that help captains and management run the vessel — fewer that help on the crew side.
The piece covers the origin story, the core product, the philosophy of getting information out of the binder on the bridge and into the crew's pockets, and the current pricing and trial availability.
Grateful to Lauren and The Triton for the coverage at what is still an early stage for us. Read the full article on The Triton →