The Map plots vessels geographically, with map styles, historical tracks, saved pins and zones. Grant browser location permission first or it won’t plot vessels.

Track vessels on the map

Go to AIS Tracker → Map — it opens in Satellite style, centred on your fleet’s region.
Use Zoom in / Zoom out (top-right) or scroll to navigate; Fullscreen (expand-arrows) to enlarge.
Click the Filter icon (top of the left toolbar) to filter by Yachts, Length, Flag, Class, Status or Category.
Use the Search box (top-right magnifier) to jump to a location or vessel.

Matching vessels appear as markers. The cursor coordinates show in the lower-right; scale is shown bottom-right (e.g. 100 km).

No markers / “Location not available”?

Grant browser location permission and reload. If the map looks cluttered, use Filters to limit by status or category.

Change the map style

Click the Layers icon (stacked squares, right toolbar) and choose from Street, Street (No Labels), Light, Light (No Labels), Dark, Dark (No Labels), Satellite, Satellite (No Labels). The basemap switches immediately; the “No Labels” variants hide place names for a cleaner view.

View a vessel’s historical track

Per-vessel, not fleet-wide

You must select a specific yacht — historical track is per-vessel.

Click the Historical icon (third icon down on the left toolbar — a circle with side lines).
Choose a vessel from the Yacht dropdown.
Set the Date Range (defaults to the last 7 days).
Click Refresh View.

The vessel’s recorded path for that range plots on the map. If no track appears, the vessel may have no AIS records in that window — widen the date range.

Pins and Zones

Pins — click the Pin icon (map-pin, left toolbar). Use Search Pin or review the Available Pin list (name + date); click the trash icon to remove one.

Zones — click the Zone icon (map icon, left toolbar). Use Search Zones or pick from Available Zones (e.g. Gibraltar, Monaco, Malta, Palma — each with a colour and date); click the trash icon to remove one. Zones render as coloured polygons over the relevant sea areas.

No undo

Deleting a pin or zone is immediate — there’s no undo prompt, so confirm before clicking the trash icon.