Start where you work
Add your vessel, confirm the actual worksite and set your shift hours. Weather stays tied to the worksite, even when the vessel heads into shelter.
Early access · Built for offshore crews
Your next shift.
A clearer outlook.
See the weather around your shifts. Log what really happened. Build a picture of what makes work possible on your project.
On your phone or desktop. No download needed.
Weather around your shift A shared view for your crew
Sample projectIllustrative data
North Bank Offshore
Worksite · 19:00–07:00Shift overview
ExperimentalEstimated weather disruption
Tue → Wed · Conditions buildingWaves may affect the shift. Tap another day to compare its outlook.
1 / 3 Check the outlook
Try the controls. This example isn’t a live forecast and won’t save a log.
A few taps, a useful record
Made for the rhythm
of offshore work.
Keep the weather, your shifts and the crew’s experience together.
Give each shift a story
Worked, weather day, partial shift or delayed start. Record the outcome from your calendar, with optional reminders after an unlogged shift.
Build your project’s picture
Compare upcoming weather with real outcomes and known limits. Working days matter just as much as days when weather stopped the job.
Better with your crew
One project.
More of the picture.
Invite your crew to follow the outlook or log their own shifts. Everyone helps the same project learn, while personal notes stay private.
Create your projectChoose how people joinView the outlook or contribute shift outcomes.
One shift stays one shiftMatching crew reports don’t inflate the evidence.
Built around your rotationSwitch to At home to pause reminders and check-ins.
Before you come aboard
A few useful answers.
We’re developing OffshoreWindow with feedback from people working offshore.
Do I need to download an app?
No. OffshoreWindow works in your phone’s browser and on desktop. You can also add it to your phone’s Home Screen. On iPhone, open the installed Home Screen version to enable push reminders; notification availability depends on your browser and device settings.
When do predictions start?
First, confirm your actual worksite and shift hours so weather can be matched to your work. Learning from your logs needs at least three usable, completed shifts with both worked and weather-affected evidence. Known operating limits also inform the estimates once this evidence is available. Missing weather or unfinished shifts can mean you need more logs.
How far ahead can I look?
The outlook extends up to 14 days when the weather feed has coverage. Later shifts are more uncertain, and some dates may have incomplete data or no estimate. Forecasts and estimates update as new data becomes available.
Can the rest of my crew join?
Yes. A project owner can invite people to view its outlook or contribute their own shift logs. Contributors help build a shared picture of the project; matching reports count as one operational shift and conflicting reports need owner review. Personal notes stay private.
Is this an operational go or no-go decision?
No. Disruption risk and evidence indicators are experimental estimates. They support planning and learning; your vessel’s procedures, approved operating limits and responsible personnel determine whether work proceeds.
Bring your next shift into view
A clearer picture starts
with what really happened.
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