A new front page for SuperRonin: screenshots, permissions and how we keep your data

The first version of the SuperRonin front page was written for the people who already knew what they were looking for: a list of features, a small screenshot and a sign-in button. Since then the companies we talk to have asked for something else. A technical director wants to see the product before anyone opens an account, and the IT or legal team wants to know who can see the documents and where they are kept. The page now answers both.

Screenshots of the real app. The top of the page is the fleet overview that opens after sign-in. Below it come four rows, each a large screenshot with a short text: the overview again in the light theme, the certificates register, the vessel card with its list of missing papers, and an entry with its dates, scans, comments and history. The ships in the pictures are made up, so no customer data appears on the page.

Numbers from the data. The strip under the first screenshot shows the size of the certificate catalogue, how many flag, class, P&I and PSC issuers we read circulars from, how many PSC deficiency codes the inspection form suggests, and the reminder steps. The issuer and code counts come from the live index. If they can't be read, they drop out instead of showing zero.

Roles and permissions. The table is the same one an admin edits under Members: six roles, ten actions, the defaults ticked. Under it is one line per role saying what it is for.

Security and your data. Private storage with signed links that expire within two hours, access limited by role and by ship, a full change history, daily backups kept for 14 days, export at any time and deletion on request. The details, including where the service is hosted, stay on the privacy page.

Book a demo. The button sits in the header, at the top and at the bottom. For now it opens an e-mail to [email protected]; a booking calendar follows. If you'd rather try it on your own ships first, Start a free pilot is next to it.