Digitri

Overview

Digitri is a maritime learning management platform built specifically for seafarers, training centers, and shipping companies. It centralizes compliance training, onboard and shore-based learning, and certification management in a single, modern system tailored to the realities of the maritime industry.

Key Features

• Maritime-specific Course Library: STCW-compliant modules, safety drills, and company-specific SOP training
• Onboard & Shore-based Learning: Experiences optimized for both vessels with limited connectivity and office environments
• Role-based Learning Paths: Structured tracks for deck officers, engineers, ratings, cadets, and shore staff
• Competency & Assessment: Quizzes, assignments, and practical checklists aligned with maritime competency standards
• Certificates & Sea Service Records: Automated certificate issuance, renewal reminders, and training history for audits
• Company & Fleet Dashboards: Aggregated insights across vessels, fleets, and departments
• Offline-first UX: Experiences designed for intermittent connectivity with background sync when online

Technical Implementation

Digitri is built with a modern TypeScript-first stack optimized for reliability in constrained maritime environments. The frontend uses Next.js with a component-driven design system based on Tailwind CSS and shadcn UI, ensuring a consistent and accessible interface. Server-side logic is backed by a strongly-typed backend with Convex, Clerk for authentication, and Stripe for payments, with careful handling of long-running operations and webhook-based events.

Key technical considerations include:

• Modeling maritime entities such as fleets, vessels, ranks, and training matrices
• Supporting offline-friendly patterns for course progress and assessment data
• Implementing secure, role-based access control for admins, training managers, and crew
• Designing scalable reporting queries for audits, compliance reports, and fleet-wide analytics

Impact

Digitri is being built to reduce administrative overhead for maritime training teams, improve crew readiness, and make it significantly easier for shipping companies to stay compliant with training and certification requirements.