Tardisoft Systems Maritime software products

Tardisoft Systems

Company software for vessel operations.

Tardisoft Systems builds practical ship-shore products for navigation monitoring, mail control, vessel IT, and file movement.

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GeoWatch Navigation Monitoring trackingsafety.com VesselMail Mail Infrastructure vesselmail.email FleetWatch Vessel IT fleetwatch.it.com FleetFolders File Exchange fleetfolders.com

Products

Four products, one operating layer.

Each product handles a different part of the vessel operating picture: trust, mail, support, and files.

Navigation Monitoring

GeoWatch

Monitoring for GNSS issues, navigation data problems, bridge response, and incident review.

Help bridge and shore teams see when navigation data stops being trustworthy.

  • GNSS trust cues
  • Event support
  • Reviewable records
Visit site trackingsafety.com
Mail Infrastructure

VesselMail

Ship-shore email infrastructure with delivery proof, attachment recovery, archive search, and resend support.

Make the mail route readable so operators can confirm what arrived, what failed, and what needs recovery.

  • Delivery proof
  • Attachment recovery
  • Searchable archive
Visit site vesselmail.email
Vessel IT

FleetWatch

Vessel IT monitoring and support for fleets with mixed onboard systems and limited support windows.

Give shore IT teams a clearer view of onboard status before a small issue becomes crew troubleshooting.

  • IT health checks
  • Support queue
  • Ship-shore visibility
Visit site fleetwatch.it.com
File Exchange

FleetFolders

Simple ship-shore file exchange with isolated vessel folders and mapped-drive workflows crews already understand.

Move routine documents without turning every transfer into an email thread or manual chase.

  • Vessel folders
  • Mapped-drive access
  • Cleaner document flow
Visit site fleetfolders.com

Approach

Designed for the messy middle between ship and shore.

Maritime software has to work around low bandwidth, changing crews, mixed onboard systems, and limited time for support. The interface should make the next action obvious.

Confirm what arrived, synced, or changed.

Prioritize the items shore teams need to handle first.

Recover missing files, attachments, and operational context.

Preserve the record for later review and incident follow-up.

01

Fit the onboard reality.

Interfaces stay direct, familiar, and usable by rotating crews with limited support windows.

02

Make status visible.

Shore teams get the signal they need without asking the vessel to manually prove every state.

03

Keep the record.

Logs, delivery proof, navigation events, and support context remain available when teams review what happened.

Navigation trust

Know when navigation trust starts to break down.

GeoWatch gives the bridge earlier warning when navigation trust starts to drop, supports crews with fallback tools, and preserves the data needed to understand the event properly later.

Visit TrackingSafety Visit VesselMail

Who It Serves

For operators who need practical tools, not more noise.

Ship managersKeep shore teams closer to vessel reality with clearer status, faster follow-up, and better records across the fleet. Maritime IT teamsReduce blind spots across onboard systems, mail routes, file workflows, and the support work that connects them. Offshore operationsSupport crews when navigation trust, communications, or vessel-side systems become operationally sensitive. Commercial fleetsGive vessels practical tools that fit daily work without adding another heavy platform for crews to manage.

Latest thinking

Why ANELLO Maritime INS Makes GeoWatch More Important

Resilient inertial navigation helps vessels keep moving when GPS is degraded. GeoWatch adds the independent trust layer crews need around that resilience.

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Contact

Tell us what needs to work better.

Ask about GeoWatch, VesselMail, FleetWatch, FleetFolders, or a related ship-shore operations problem.

Typical topics

Navigation monitoring, mail proof, vessel IT, file exchange, and incident review.