Instant crew communication goes digital.

Seafy Push2Talk turns smartphones and mobile devices into instant voice communication tools for the crew. At the press of the PTT button, users can communicate directly with an individual, department or authorized group.

Channels, groups, roles and permissions are centrally configured, creating a consistent communication standard across the bridge, engine room, reception, passenger areas and other onboard departments.

Communication shouldn't be an operating cost

Dedicated devices, rigid communication channels, and equipment that varies from ship to ship complicate the crew's daily communication. When reaching the right person or department involves multiple steps, the time required for coordination and for responding to operational and passenger needs increases.

Dedicated devices: the purchase, assignment, and maintenance of radios must be managed on each ship.
Inflexible channels: communication groups cannot always be quickly adapted to specific departments and roles.
Slowed coordination: reaching the right person or group can require multiple attempts.

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Seafy for onboard communication

Seafy Push2Talk runs on the vessel’s existing Wi-Fi network, even when the infrastructure was not provided by Seafy. A local server manages users, roles, permissions and channels, keeping the service fully operational even without Internet or satellite connectivity.

Crew members download the Push2Talk app from the Apple App Store or Google Play, sign in with their assigned credentials and can start communicating immediately, with no setup required on their side. In addition to individual and group channels, authorized users can send broadcast communications to the entire vessel or selected groups.

A more coordinated, more efficient crew

Faster communication lets the crew work more efficiently. Push2Talk cuts coordination time between departments, simplifies day-to-day operations and makes it possible to respond faster to operational needs and passenger requests.

At the same time, the operator removes the complexity of managing traditional radios, standardizes communication across the whole fleet and keeps full control of its infrastructure and data. The result is a more efficient organization, lower operating costs and a consistent service standard on every ship.

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