Rynda

Rynda gives ChatGPT a read-only window into public vessel and port reference data from rynda.io, a maritime platform that tracks ships, ports and compliance signals.

What you can ask:

• Find a ship by name or IMO number and get its public particulars (type, flag, dimensions, deadweight, year built).
• Last known AIS position with the observation time and coverage notes — a stale point is reported as stale, never as "current".
• Sanctions screening for one explicitly named vessel: which lists it appears on and as of when. "No matches" is not legal clearance and is labelled as such.
• Port reference: location, harbour facts, publication dates, rescue coordination centres.
• Vessels currently inside a port zone and approaching it, with observation times.
• Sea distance and passage time between ports at a given speed, with the assumptions shown.
• Maritime unit conversion (knots, nautical miles, tons, cubic feet per long ton and more).

How it behaves:

• No account and no sign-in: every answer is the public, guest-level view of rynda.io.
• Every answer carries the data basis ("according to rynda.io data") and the time of the underlying observation.
• Ownership and inspection details are not available here; the app says so instead of guessing.
• Rate-limited per session and overall to prevent bulk scraping.

What it is not: not a navigation tool, not a substitute for official notices, not legal or compliance advice. Treat results as reference information and verify before acting.

Data is provided by RYNDA GLOBAL FZCO (Dubai, UAE). Privacy policy and terms: rynda.io.