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Metric	MarineTraffic - Ship Tracking	Marine Traffic – Ship Tracker
User count	10,054,119	280,693
Average rating	2.91	2.36
Rating count	128,180	673
Last updated	2026-07-06	2026-04-29
Size	86.29 MB	25.92 MB
Version	5.7.1	2.4

Short description	Real-time vessel tracking with AIS and weather insights. Monitor ships worldwide, view voyages, and manage fleets with MarineTraffic.	Real-time Marine Traffic - Ship Tracker. Track vessels worldwide by IMO/MMSI, view ports, color-coded ship types, speed, course and photos.
Full summary	MarineTraffic provides fast, clear vessel tracking with AIS data and real-time maritime visibility. Track ships live, view positions, movements, and voyage history across the globe, and monitor fleets you care about with reliable vessel tracking. Experience a unified MarineTraffic view with improved maps, weather insights, and Satellite AIS options for extended coverage. Set alerts and rely on accurate data to support day-to-day maritime operations and decision making.	Marine Traffic - Marine Tracker is a real-time vessel finder and cruise tracker that helps you locate ships, cruises and ports worldwide. Use the app to monitor live marine traffic, identify cargo and cruise vessels, and see each vessel’s speed, course and current status. The interface is designed for fast, intuitive navigation so you can find ships by location or by searching IMO or MMSI numbers. The app highlights vessel types with color-coded markers and displays port locations and photos for quick identification. Ideal for marine navigation, itinerary planning, shipping monitoring or leisure boat spotting, the tracker supports worldwide coverage and reliable updates. Whether you’re tracking commercial shipping lanes, following a cruise, or checking nearby boat traffic, Marine Traffic offers precise vessel details and easy vessel discovery.