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Voydar

Voydar shows live ship positions from public AIS on an open world map and gives every vessel a profile covering identity, voyage, ownership, port calls, and safety record. Free public tools sit alongside alerts, a professional Terminal, and data access through APIs, open datasets, and feeds.

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The perspective

Maritime intelligence

Maritime activity becomes more useful when positions, places, and company records can be explored together. Voydar keeps the core public facts free, without a login, and adds alerts, history, and a dedicated professional Terminal for deeper work. Voydar was previously called Seadar.

Who it serves

Maritime researchers, analysts, operators, and anyone following ships, ports, and the companies behind them.

The public Voydar homepage: searching ships, ports, and companies. Captured October 2026. Interface and displayed information may change.

Follow activity at sea

Watch ships move on a live map built from public AIS, and look up any vessel by name, IMO, or MMSI.

Research the connections

Move beyond a position on a map to the vessels, ports, owners, operators, and sanctions records behind the activity.

Work with the data

Use the professional Terminal, the API, open datasets, feeds, and spreadsheet tools for structured maritime research.

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