MarineRadar Press Kit

Everything journalists, partners, and app stores need to write about MarineRadar — boilerplate, fast facts, brand assets, how to cite our data, and a direct media contact.

112,000+Vessels tracked
20,559Ports
14,900+Lighthouses
120+Countries

Company boilerplate

Short (one line)

MarineRadar is a free real-time vessel-tracking and maritime-intelligence platform by Lascade, offering live AIS ship positions and a worldwide directory of ports and lighthouses on web, iOS, and Android.

Long

MarineRadar is a real-time vessel-tracking and maritime-intelligence platform built by Lascade, a technology company headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It combines live AIS data with curated reference databases — 20,559 ports, 14,900+ lighthouses, and full flag-state and vessel-type registries — and serves them through a free web app and free iOS and Android apps, with no account required for core functionality.

Lascade’s mission is to democratize access to maritime intelligence that was historically available only through expensive commercial platforms. By combining open AIS data with intuitive design and modern web technology, MarineRadar delivers professional-grade vessel tracking and port intelligence at no cost.

Fast facts

ProductMarineRadar — real-time vessel tracking & maritime intelligence
Parent companyLascade
HeadquartersDubai, United Arab Emirates
LeadershipJaseel SK — CEO & Founder
CategoryVessel tracking · AIS · maritime data
PlatformsWeb · iOS · Android (free)
Coverage120+ countries, worldwide AIS
App rating4.6 ★ (18,000 ratings)

Brand assets

Download the MarineRadar logo and app icon. Please don’t alter, recolour, or stretch the marks, and keep clear space around them.

Leadership

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Jaseel SK
CEO & Founder, Lascade

What we offer

Live vessel tracking

Real-time AIS positions for 112,000+ ships, searchable by name, MMSI, or IMO.

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Ports directory

Profiles for 20,559 ports worldwide — location, harbour data, and UN/LOCODE.

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Lighthouses directory

14,900+ lighthouses and navigation aids with characteristics and location data.

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Resource hub

Guides, explainers, and maritime news covering AIS, shipping, and navigation.

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Using our data

You may republish MarineRadar figures and charts in news and editorial coverage, free of charge and without asking us first. Credit MarineRadar and link to the page the number came from. That is the whole policy — no form, no embargo, no reply needed.

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Source: MarineRadar Trends — marineradar.com/trends

Two things to get right

Trends figures measure what people are watching — search and page-open interest across our apps — not ship movements or AIS positions. And they are relative scores from 0 to 100, never counts of people, so quote the direction and the ranking rather than treating the score as a measured quantity.

How Trends works sets out the method, the thresholds, and what this data cannot tell you. Corrections logs every figure we have changed after publication. If you need something beyond editorial use — bulk data, a custom cut, or a licence — email us and we will sort it out.

Media contact

For interviews, data requests, or partnership enquiries, reach the MarineRadar team directly.

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