⚓ BunkerWatch v1.0 — Desktop Volumetric Fuel Audit Utility

Stop losing $15,000 per refueling stop. Turn delivery readings into hard numbers—100% offline.

BunkerWatch is a lightweight, high-precision engineering dashboard designed for Chief Engineers, Vessel Representatives, and Marine Fuel Buyers who need to audit bunker deliveries instantly at the manifold deck.

When taking fuel deliveries, temperature and density variations naturally expand the fuel volume, causing suppliers to frequently short-bill actual mass. BunkerWatch legalizes your metrics on the spot, normalizing deliveries to the global 15°C baseline standard and isolating real mass discrepancies before your vessel signs off and leaves the port.

💻 Built for the Realities Offshore (100% Offline Capable)

Data connectivity at sea is incredibly expensive and notoriously unreliable. BunkerWatch features a zero-bandwidth, client-side computing engine.

• No Internet Required: Functions flawlessly on deep-sea operations without satellite data coverage or port Wi-Fi.
• Zero Server Callbacks: Your confidential voyage and fuel metrics stay entirely local to your machine.
• Instant Verification: Calculate True Mass, Mass Variance, and Estimated Financial Losses instantly with zero loading lag.

📊 Standardized Engineering Metrics

• Global ASTM Compliance: Grounded in recognized global ASTM temperature correction principles (Table 56 weight-in-air buoyancy factor corrections).
• Dynamic Visual Alert Grid: The UI automatically triggers a red visual alert panel the moment a physical mass shortage is detected, providing an instantly scannable financial loss summary.

📦 What You Get in the Download:

Upon purchase, you will instantly download a secure BunkerWatch_v1.0.zip file:

1. index.html — The interactive dashboard interface.
2. app.js — The fully compiled, client-side calculation script.
3. LICENSE — Your single-vessel commercial operational license agreement.

System Requirements: Any modern desktop or tablet web browser (Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari, Firefox). Just unzip the directory, double-click index.html, and run your audit.