Marina

Marina is a maritime medical incident reporting tool for ship crews and onboard medical officers.

It listens to a consultation, transcribes it in real time, and drafts a structured incident report for the medical officer to review, correct and approve. Turning an evening of paperwork into a few minutes, without changing who makes the clinical decisions.

IMPORTANT
Marina does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It records, transcribes and structures consultations; all clinical judgement remains with the qualified medical personnel using it. AI-generated text can be incomplete or incorrect, so every field is presented for review before it is used. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional — at sea, your shore-based medical support or TMAS service — for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

KEY FEATURES
• Guided interviews — Marina Mode walks you through a 9-stage patient interview, so nothing routine is missed while you concentrate on the patient.
• Voice transcription — Record the consultation and let Marina transcribe it automatically.
• Multilingual — Interview in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and more, with real-time translation between officer and patient.
• Note-Taker Mode — Prefer to type? Enter patient and officer statements manually, with speaker tracking.
• Drafted reports — Marina extracts a summary from the conversation and pre-fills a structured form of over 40 clinical fields, ready for you to check and edit.
• Voice editing — Correct any field by speaking, in your own language.
• Standard forms — Export as PDF using the Marina, TMAS or German TMAS layout.
• PDF export and email — Send the finished report from the app to shore-based medical teams or authorities.
• Secure — All data is encrypted in transit. Credentials are stored using hardware-backed encryption on your device.

Marina is built for real-world maritime conditions — offline-resilient, fast, and designed to work under pressure. Ideal for cargo ships, tankers, cruise vessels, and any vessel required to maintain medical incident records.