Guests disembark with a life list, not a leaflet.

Better than a paper checklist at the gangway.

Your guests didn’t cross an ocean to log wildlife in a free app — or to leave with a photocopied species list at the gangway. The guest experience is where you stand out, and Fieldmarks puts it in your logo and colors, not ours.

• One code per cabin party, nothing to sign up for — no accounts, no passwords, no ship’s-Wi-Fi queue. Guests type it, tap the link, or scan the QR a naturalist holds up.
• The field guide for every region on the route — marine and terrestrial in one library, so the zodiac log and the landing log are one feed — downloaded before boarding and working at sea for the whole voyage.
• The whole ship chases the voyage’s Most Wanted list — orca before the last day, if the ice allows — while each party keeps its own feed, verified by the naturalist team.

The expedition leader’s morning, sorted.

Twelve zodiacs in rotation, two landing sites, a kayak group, and weather that will change the afternoon. The Trip Board holds every excursion, crew, and sighting in one live view — the party nobody has joined yet, the recap about to go out, the naturalist booked onto two boats at once — and the day’s record builds itself as the boats come back. At sea for ten days? Everything runs offline aboard and reconciles when the ship connects.