Interactive 3D · AI Chief Engineer · Built from maker drawings

Open up the
engine room.

3D models of ship machinery you can rotate, cut open and take apart on your phone. The Chief, your AI engineer, explains every part, with the numbers examiners ask for.

Built from maker drawingsChecked by a sailing 2nd EngineerWorks in the browser
01 · Every part named and explained02 · Exploded, section and take-apart views 03 · Air, oil and water flows04 · Oral questions for MEO Class 4 and 2

Why we're building this

You can't open a running compressor at sea.
Here you can.

AT SEAMachinery opens once a contractYou see inside only during maintenance, if you're on watch and close enough to look.
ASHORETraining rigs are oldParts missing, drawings faded, and not every instructor has the time to walk you through it.
IN THE ORALExaminers ask "how", not "what"Why it works, what fails first, which reading tells you. Memorised diagrams don't carry you through.

How it works

Six ways into every machine

Rotate and tapSpin the machine with a finger. Tap any part for its function, faults and oral questions.
Exploded viewThe machine separates in overhaul order, so you see how everything stacks.
Take it apartOne component at a time, down to plates, springs, seals and bearings.
Section viewCut the casings open and watch the pistons, valves and crankshaft move together.
Air, oil and water flowsFollow each one through the machine in ship colours, with the normal readings at each point.
Ask the ChiefHe tours the machine, explains each system, and answers your questions in plain words.
The Chief, an illustrated chief engineer in a white boiler suit and helmet

Your AI engineer

Meet the Chief.

He talks you through every machine in a natural voice, lights up each part as he names it, and answers the questions examiners actually ask. Try one:

THE CHIEF

Test yourself · one oral question

This compressor has its own gear-driven cooling water pump. Before you press start, the water checker shows no flow. What's wrong?

Roadmap

One machine at a time, done properly.

NOW
  • Main air compressor (two-stage, water-cooled)
NEXT
  • Purifier
  • Generator engine
  • Sewage treatment plant
LATER
  • Main engine
  • Auxiliary boiler
  • Fresh water generator
  • Oily water separator
  • Steering gear
  • Refrigeration
SHIP-TYPE PACKS
  • LNG carriers
  • LPG carriers
  • Oil tankers

Tell us what you want next when you join. Your vote sets the order.

How we build accuracy

Not a generic animation. The real machine.

01Maker drawings and manualGeneral arrangement, sectional drawings, parts list and the instruction manual for one exact model.
02Modelled part by partEvery part named as on the drawings. Clearances, torques, lifts and limits come straight from the manual.
03Checked by a sailing engineerReviewed by a serving 2nd Engineer. Anything the drawings don't show is labelled "typical".

For institutes and ship managers

Familiarise cadets and crew before they join.

Classroom licences and models of the exact machinery on your fleet.

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Questions

Is it free?

Early-access testers use it free. Paid plans come later, once more machines are live.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It runs in your phone's browser, with no app to install.

Which makers and models?

Each machine is one specific model, built from that maker's drawings. Tell us the models on your ship when you join.

Is it accurate enough for orals?

Names, clearances, torques and normal readings come from the maker's manual, and a sailing engineer reviews them. Anything not in the drawings is marked "typical".

Does it work offline on board?

Not yet. An offline mode for ships with limited internet is planned.