Return-to-Ship Safety is the missing intelligence layer between a countdown timer and the passenger's real walking route back to the pier.
A timer tells passengers when. ShipSafe shows whether they can still make it back.
Return-to-Ship Safety helps a cruise-line passenger app answer a practical port-day question: does this guest still have enough walking time to return with the configured buffer?
ShipSafe uses on-device port data and walking-route logic so timing guidance can remain available when Wi-Fi, roaming, or cellular data is unreliable.
Alerts escalate as the return margin narrows, moving from early guidance to urgent return prompts based on route, pace, all-aboard time, and configured buffers.
ShipSafe is a B2B SDK for existing cruise-line and cruise-platform passenger apps. There is no separate passenger app for guests to download.
The host app supplies ship, port, all-aboard, and configured alert-buffer context for the active port call.
The SDK calculates offline walking ETA and compares it to the remaining return window.
Passengers receive earlier, clearer guidance while the app still has time to influence behavior.
Pilot reporting can review alerts, close-call signals, field-test observations, and integration questions without overstating impact.
Explore the field tests and GoTime excursion layer that extend Return-to-Ship Safety into meeting-point navigation.
Read the Budapest field test → See GoTime →
