DetentionTrackr has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) maritime intelligence platform designed to centralise global Port State Control (PSC) detention data into real-time actionable insight.
The platform aims to convert fragmented enforcement records into structured intelligence, helping stakeholders make faster, data-led decisions across the shipping industry.
In February 2026, 72 vessels were detained across global ports, and 164 detentions have occurred worldwide since the start of the year, according to DetentionTrackr data.
Despite steady PSC enforcement, detention information remains scattered across regional authorities.
DetentionTrackr aggregates live PSC detention data from ports across multiple regions. The system enhances each detention record with structured intelligence that goes beyond basic enforcement listings.
Active detentions are monitored hourly, giving users near real-time visibility. Resolved cases are archived for benchmarking and performance analysis over time.
Thomas Cox, Co-Founder of DetentionTrackr, said the platform delivers a unified, AI-driven view of active vessel detentions enriched with detailed ownership and management data.
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