Replace the dog-eared onboard training record book with a structured digital record cadets actually complete at sea — every task mapped to STCW, signed off by the supervising officer, and ready for company, class and flag review.

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Trainee: CADET R. SHARMA
Vessel: MV NORTHERN STAR · Sea time: 7 months
Tasks completed
0 / 232
Awaiting sign-off
Mooring ops, enclosed-space entry
Deck and engine record books with every task pre-mapped to the relevant STCW table — A-II/1 and A-III/1 for cadets, A-II/4, A-II/5, A-III/4 and A-III/5 for ratings — so progress is always tied to the standard it certifies.
Supervising officers sign off tasks against a date and their rank, with Master and Chief Engineer review built in. Every completion carries a tamper-evident trail, so a signature means what it should.
Cadets record tasks offline during the voyage and the book syncs the moment there's connectivity — no lost evidence, no waiting for bandwidth in the middle of an ocean passage.
Training officers and the office see exactly where each cadet stands across the whole book, and export a clean, complete record for company, class or flag inspection in a single click.




The paper ISF/STCW Trainee Record Book. Deck and engine record books are kept digitally, with the same structure your cadets and officers already work to.
Yes. Every task is pre-mapped to the relevant STCW table — A-II/1 and A-III/1 for cadets, and A-II/4, A-II/5, A-III/4 and A-III/5 for ratings.
Supervising officers sign off tasks against a date and their rank, with Master and Chief Engineer review built in. Every completion carries a tamper-evident trail.
Yes. Cadets record tasks offline during the voyage and the book syncs the moment there is connectivity, so nothing is lost waiting for bandwidth.
Training officers and the office can see exactly where each cadet stands across the whole book, and export a clean, complete record for company, class or flag inspection in a single click.
Move your training record book onboard-ready
Share your existing record book — ISF, in-house, or a class-specific format — and we'll show you how it looks inside Keel, from the cadet's first task to a fully signed, export-ready record.