Your fleet gets its own page — with movement history
Until today your fleet lived in one place: a small panel inside the game. It could list your starred vessels and show where they are, but a panel squeezed into a corner of the HUD was never going to fit the thing the fleet feature actually collects — history.
A real page
Your fleet now has a proper home: My fleet, linked from the top navigation on every page. Everything the in-game panel does is there — searching live traffic, starring and unstarring, live status per ship — plus the things that never fit before:
- Movement history per vessel. Expand any ship and you get its track for
up to the last 30 days, drawn as a line over its actual route, with every recorded position and every port arrival and departure merged into one chronological log: where it slowed down, where it anchored, when it left.
- A real "last seen". An offline vessel now says last seen 6h ago
instead of a vague "last known" — the watch has always recorded the fix time, the panel just never showed it.
- Private notes. Each vessel card takes a short note — "saw her in
Rotterdam", "the one from the maiden-flight screenshot". Only you see them.
Who sees what
Your profile page gains a ⚓ Fleet tab, so anyone visiting can see which ships you follow — the same way your spotting collection is public. The history is different: a ship's movements are visible only to the pilot who tracks it, and only from the day they added it. Two pilots tracking the same vessel each see their own window. If you visit someone else's fleet hoping to replay a ship's route, you'll get an honest explanation and a pointer to start tracking it yourself — your own history starts the moment you star it.
That boundary is deliberate. The watch records ships around the clock, and the depth of that record is the kind of thing that may become a premium perk later; the rule "your history starts when you subscribe" is the foundation for it either way.
Only commercial vessels can be tracked, and position history still ages out after thirty days — nothing about the privacy stance changed. If you're new to all this, the ship-tracking page has the product overview, and ships you spot still get their own public pages through the collection. Aircraft fans: the same treatment for a plane fleet is on the roadmap.