Explore the map
Consult shipwrecks, areas, coordinates and bathymetric layers through a view designed for maritime research.
View the appAvailable on the App Store
Knowledge to preserve underwater heritage.
iOS app for mapping, documenting and researching historic shipwrecks.
Nautilus brings together maps, historical records, 3D models and research dossiers to document shipwrecks with context, respect and traceability.
Documented sources
Separated hypotheses
Cases privados
Shipwreck map
Real points, filters and maritime exploration layers inside Nautilus.
What it does
From an isolated point to a navigable research file.
Nautilus turns coordinates, images, sources, notes and 3D models into searchable records, with a clear separation between public archive material, hypotheses and private work.
View the appCreate private cases
Save notes, hypotheses, search areas and evidence in your account. Your research is not visible to others.
How we researchCross-check sources
Organize vessels, archives and references to separate promising findings from data still pending verification.
Why it mattersWho it is for
A tool for people who need context, not just coordinates.
Organize sources and hypotheses
Bibliography, probable areas, images, notes and verification status without mixing private work with public archive material.
Contribute local knowledge
Typical conditions, seasons, access, recommended level and local context for reviewed diveable wreck records.
Protect sensitive information
Publication criteria, traceability, historical context and a clear distinction between validated data, contributions and pending review.
Rigor and traceability
Designed to keep data, sources and hypotheses distinct.
Visible sources
Each record can preserve references, images, documentary context and verification status.
Private work
Notes, search areas and evidence are not published until the user or organization decides to move forward.
Reviewable data
Local contributions remain marked for review and do not replace historical sources.
Next step
Download Nautilus or propose a collaboration.
The app is now available on the App Store. Detailed information lives on the App, Cases, Research, Diving and Heritage pages.