The big ports went digital. The small ones still queue paper.
Sohar and Salalah have systems. A small harbour has registers, phone calls and patience.
Does this sound like your office?
- The agent assembles a vessel's arrival papers, emails them, prints them, and carries them
- Gate passes and visitor entries sit in registers nobody can search later
- A berth or a service is arranged by phone call and favour
- Landing weights are written twice and never reconciled
What we make for companies like yours
A harbour-sized service window on a screen: the arrival papers, the gate pass, the service request and the landing record become simple forms, and every approval leaves a record.
Sized and priced for a small port — not a Sohar system cut down, but a small-harbour tool built up.
See one working — two minutes on your phone
A working concept of exactly this — the Pre-Arrival Pack, on sample data. Open it, press the tabs:
cybint-demos.pages.dev/ports/
Point your phone camera at the square, or type the address.
The first step
Show this to your harbour master or your busiest agent. If it makes them ask questions, give us two weeks to map your harbour's actual flow — and we return with its own version. Nothing to buy before that.