Performance built on real vessel data

When data comes in, our performance team evaluates it and updates your vessel's speed percentage trend. That feeds your speed-consumption tables. Those tables make it possible to optimize every voyage with your vessel's real capability, not generic models.

How Performance works

From raw data to optimized voyage

1

Data in

Noon reports and sensor data arrive from your vessels and are ingested into Coach.

2

Performance team evaluates

Our naval architects review, validate and assess the data against your vessel's baseline.

3

Speed trend updated

The speed percentage trend is recalibrated to reflect your vessel's real, current capability.

4

Voyage optimized on real numbers

Every voyage is now planned against accurate speed-consumption tables, not generic models.

James Unden - Naval Architect

James Undén

Naval Architect

Included with Performance

A partner, not just a platform

Performance data tells you what's happening. Understanding what to do about it requires experience. Our naval architects work alongside your technical team to interpret trends and prioritize maintenance decisions.

What's included

  • Monthly fleet performance reviews
  • Dedicated naval architect
  • Maintenance prioritization support
  • Direct line for technical questions

Monthly · 60 min · Video call

Scheduled at your convenience

Savings that show up, year after year

~160 mT

VLSFO saved per vessel each year, once fouling is caught and the hull is cleaned.

~4,500 mT

CO₂ avoided in a year, around 500 mT for every vessel cleaned (conservative basis).

~145 hrs

Crew and shore time saved per vessel each year, through semi-automated validation and reporting.

~$215 / voyage

EU emissions statements avoided at the class-society rate, around $41,500 across a year.

2–3 days

We flag a vessel's performance loss within 2–3 days of sailing, not at the next dry dock.

1% → 3%

A 1% speed loss means roughly 3% more fuel. Small drift, real money, surfaced fast.

Speed & Consumption

When I need a clear picture of fleet-wide consumption, I want to see speed through water, ME propulsion, and steaming consumption for every vessel, so I can compare vessels and identify outliers.

  • Average speed, ME propulsion, and daily steaming consumption per vessel
  • Filter by weather (Beaufort) and loading condition
  • Fleet totals and averages for benchmarking
  • Drill into port consumption, at-sea consumption, and activity timelines
Speed & Consumption
Fleet-wide consumption breakdown by vessel
Weather (BF)
0 – 4
Loading
All
VesselSpeed (kn)ME propSteamingHours
Coral Enterprise1119.721.5507.3
Stella Maris10.619.822.6386.1
ATLAS GLORY13.417.418.8260
Oceanic Pioneer12.323.827117.5
Endeavour10.816.719.5647.3
Fleet12.219.722.3665,143
Speed and consumption
Port consumption
At sea consumption
Activity level
Hull Cleaning Impact
MV Celestial Dawn · 12-month performance trend
93.2%
Before Cleaning
97.2%
After Cleaning
+4.0%
Speed Recovered
100%95%91%
JunJulAugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarApr
Before cleaning
After cleaning
Cleaning event
12% fuel savings estimated from speed recovery after hull cleaning

Hull Cleaning Impact

When I'm deciding whether to schedule hull cleaning, I want to see the performance impact of past cleanings, so I can justify the cost and time the intervention correctly.

  • Before vs. after cleaning performance comparison
  • Speed recovery percentage and fuel savings estimate
  • Visual timeline showing degradation and recovery
  • Historical cleaning events with measured impact

Performance Monitoring

“When a vessel returns from a port stay or idle period, I want to immediately see if performance has dropped, so I can decide whether to investigate before the next voyage.”

  • Speed percentage overview before and after port stays
  • Clear visual indicator of performance drop on return to sea
  • Track idle period duration against observed degradation
  • Catch fouling and mechanical issues before the next voyage
Port Stay Impact
MV Nordic Horizon · 9-month performance trend
96.9%
Before Port Stay
92.4%
After Port Stay
-4.5%
Speed Lost
100%94%88%
AugSepOctNovDecJanFebMarApr
Before port stay
After port stay
Port stay event
↓ ~13% estimated fuel penalty from speed loss after port stay

What's included

Coach Performance is vessel performance monitoring software that turns validated voyage data into actionable analysis. No black boxes, no unexplainable models.

Fuel consumption tracking

Actual vs. expected consumption across voyages. Understand where fuel is going and why.

Speed/consumption models

Build vessel-specific models from your own data. Not generic curves. Your vessel's actual performance.

Speed loss monitoring

Track hull and propeller degradation over time. Know when cleaning or maintenance will pay off.

Charter party compliance

Monitor consumption and speed against CP warranties. Get early warnings, not surprises.

Voyage assessments

Generate detailed voyage reports for claims and disputes. Numbers that hold up to scrutiny.

Fleet benchmarking

Compare vessels on equal terms. Normalize for weather, loading, and route to see true performance.

Performance Analysis

When I want to understand how vessel performance is changing over time, I want to compare recent performance against the last assessment, so I can catch deterioration early and plan maintenance.

  • Side-by-side comparison: last 15 days vs. last assessment
  • Estimated power and reported power views
  • Speed percentage trends with outliers and weather effects filtered
  • Dependency analysis and trim optimization insights
Performance Analysis
Compare recent performance vs last assessment
Estimated power
Last 15 daysLast assessment
ORION
MH Northwind
Clara Maersk
Iron Whale
Global Traverse
Reported power
Last 15 daysLast assessment
Sovereign
Azure Legacy
Nordic Egret
Summit Progress
Triton
Median speed percentage: 94.77%
Outliers and reports over BF 5 are filtered from analysis
Performance change
Dependency analysis
Trim dependency
Engines & Systems
Potential fuel savings across auxiliary systems
Period
Last 1 month
Vessel Group
All
Redundant AE hours
ZENITH D
530.6
CAPE AURORA
520
Lady Fortune
502.1
Endeavour
466.5
Fleet total (hrs)17,119
Excess boiler (mt)
HELIOS
107.2
Titan Glory
37.4
MT Ocean Vanguard
35
Starlight
27.2
Fleet total (mt)1,091
Avg SCLOC (g/kWh)
Baltic Crest
4.01
Silver Current
3.97
Eastern Wind
3.82
Blue Horizon
3.68
Fleet average1.32
Overview
AE usage
Excess boiler
SCLOC
Hotel load
ME SFOC
Potential savings

Engines & Systems

When I'm looking for fuel savings beyond hull and propeller, I want to see which vessels have inefficient auxiliary systems, so I can prioritize where to focus technical attention.

  • Fleet-wide view of auxiliary engine hours, boiler consumption, and SFOC
  • Identify redundant AE running and excess oil-fired boiler usage
  • Red indicators highlight vessels above threshold. Action at a glance
  • Drill into detailed reports: AE usage, hotel load, SCLOC, potential savings

Fleet Performance

When I want to identify which vessels have the greatest fuel-saving potential, I want to see current performance assessments and maintenance status across my fleet, so I can prioritize where to focus technical resources.

  • Daily potential fuel savings (mt HFO/24h) per vessel
  • Vessel age and years since drydock, hull clean, propeller clean
  • Performance remarks and last review date at a glance
  • Drill into accumulated savings, performance history, and hull events
Fleet Performance
Potential fuel savings and maintenance status
VesselSavings (mt/24h)AgeSince DDSince HC
AURORA WAVE0.0, , ,
Celestine0.0, 0.20.2
Nordic Horizon, 11.3, ,
Pacific Voyager, 10.5, ,
Meridian, 16.46.46.4
Polaris, 34.8, ,
*Potential fuel savings calculated in HFO at 98% performance level
Current performance
Avg potential savings
Performance history
Hull events

Hull-fouling advisory saved one tanker fleet 1,447 mT VLSFO and 4,507 mT CO₂ in a year, anonymized, on a deliberately conservative basis.

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