ConnectPoint
Who is ConnectPoint?

A checkable record of what happened — from anywhere on the vessel.

ConnectPoint links image, video and voice to source, time and location context, then seals the record for later verification.

Evidence foundations

Three pillars of a checkable record.

  • 01

    Why it exists

    Remote inspection is moving online. Decisions still depend on who captured what, where and when.

  • 02

    Evidence architecture

    Provenance, trusted timestamps and digital-evidence handling — built to stay checkable later.

  • 03

    Hardware-independent

    Open integration. Owners choose the devices — cameras, drones and sensors connect through the API.

Why vessel readiness?

The shipowner already pays for inspection. Readiness removes waiting.

A drone in a tank instead of scaffolding. Supplier support without travel. Less waiting before people ashore can decide.

Critical path example

30 min ≈ USD 12,500

At an illustrative rig rate of USD 600,000/day — not a guaranteed ConnectPoint saving.

Inspection drone over industrial maritime setting

Tank kit · Two-way voice

Concept rendering

Rugged industrial equipment case for field readiness

Beacon evidence kit

Maritime inspection readiness in the field

Live evidence

Shore and vessel · same picture

Link

Commissioned

Beacon evidence kit case

Beacon evidence kit

Field-ready capture

Voice

2-way

Languages

65

Live conversation and translation when the commissioned link is available — validated per release.

  • Damage & claims

    Insurance, liability, bunkering, loading, repairs, warranty and job acceptance.

  • Supplier support

    Experts join remotely while crew and shore see and hear the same job.

  • Two-way voice

    Live conversation when the commissioned link is available.

  • Up to 65 languages

    Live translation and transcript target — validated per release.

Proof of Evidence

Two people used to be enough. Not any more.

Media linked to its source, time and location — with checks that help reveal later changes. Do not ask people to believe. Give them a record they can know.

Open notebook representing a checkable written record

The Black Book

Whoever has something to show wins.

A chairman's black notebook beat memory every time. The lesson: make the record checkable.

Industrial ladder and structure, maritime inspection metaphor

The Ladder

One voice on a phone is not enough.

On a semi-submersible in the North Sea, downtime, repairs and liability turned on what one person saw. Live sight plus a sealed record changes the decision path.

Early communications equipment, representing legacy technology learning

Tastafon 1979

Try, fail, understand — knowledge that stays.

Some lessons arrive decades before the technology is ready to apply them. The knowledge doesn't expire.

Rugged field equipment case representing reliable SafeMate hardware

SafeMate 2009

It works every time you press it.

Still used by Norwegian municipalities today. The standard for any critical system: it must work when you need it.

Everything can be manipulated. Make manipulation harder than the value of the lie.

That is Proof of Evidence. That is ConnectPoint.

Who pays — and who opens the door?

Shipowners pay. Class, flag and insurers set the conditions.

ConnectPoint does not replace class or the surveyor — it gives all parties the same checkable record. Subscription-led revenue, with hardware margin, storage, translation and SLA options.

  • Commercial cargo vessel at sea

    Shipowners

    First paying customer

  • Offshore oil platform

    Oil & Gas

    Rigs, platforms and FPSOs

  • Port crane and container operations

    Ports

    Quays, cranes and incidents

  • Offshore wind turbines

    Wind

    Adjacent market

1

Current process

In a technology assessment process with a classification society — classed fleet close to 10,000 vessels.

+2

Dialogue

Two additional societies in non-binding dialogue. All three together class about 35,000 vessels.

300k+

Wind turbines

Worldwide installed-base estimate for an adjacent market — not contracted volume.

Does it work anywhere?

Online within minutes when the link is up — the tank kit carries it below deck.

< 1 s

Glass-to-glass target

4K

Up to · link permitting

3

Drone · camera · glasses

Satellite dish for maritime backhaul connectivity

Tank kit · Satellite link · Concept

1979

Tastafon

Try, fail, understand — knowledge that stays.

2009

SafeMate

Still used by Norwegian municipalities: “It works every time you press it.”

The people behind it

Built by people who know what failure costs.

John Gunnar Haugenes, Founder & CEO
John Gunnar HaugenesFounder

John Gunnar Haugenes

Founder & CEO · 100% of working time

Maritime technical education. Ten years offshore in the North Sea. Twenty years building companies in IT, electronics and IoT.

Track record

  • SafeMatePersonal safety alarm in service since 2009; exited to Sensio.
  • MeshtechHealthcare IoT and BLE mesh; merged into Sensio.
  • KongsbergATEX-certified beacons supplied to Kongsberg.

Engineering team in Bangladesh — central from first prototype to delivery, engaged under NDA, with IP assignment in progress.

“Nothing is impossible. The impossible just takes a little longer.”

Private investor route

We are going to build big. Are you coming?

GBP 400,000 (approximately USD 500,000) private round to pass the test, run the first paid pilot and start selling. Detailed figures live in the data room under NDA — not on this page.

  1. 01

    Pass the test

    Complete the classification-society system confirmation step.

  2. 02

    One paid pilot

    Run the first vessel with the readiness kit on board.

  3. 03

    Hire sales

    Add sales capacity and repeatable customer onboarding.

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