The law says your rest hours must include one unbroken block of at least 6 hours, and 10 hours of rest in every 24. Too many crew are ordered to open the bar, close the bar, and open it again a few hours later, then told to write down rest they never got. This tracker keeps YOUR true record: every time you came back on duty without a full 10 hours of unbroken rest, logged by you, counted by month.
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We NEVER report anything to any cruise line. Not your entries, not your email, not totals with names. Ever. There are no accounts and no usernames, and we never ask your name or your ship.
Your email is only the key to your own record. It is stored as a scrambled fingerprint (a cryptographic hash), which means even we cannot read it, recover it, or write to you. Type the same email each time and your record is there. No password, nothing to log into.
You can delete your entire record at any time, in one tap, at the bottom of this section. Gone means gone.
Same email, same record. See every break you logged, how many fell short of 10 hours, and the count by month.
Done with it? Wipe your whole record from our database.
How the flags work, straight from the Maritime Labour Convention: a break under 10 hours of unbroken rest is flagged as a short rest. A break under 6 hours is flagged severe, because the MLC requires at least one unbroken rest block of 6 hours in every 24. And when you log back to back breaks, the tracker measures the work stretch between them: over 14 hours straight on duty breaks the MLC maximum work stretch, the close the bar, sleep a few hours, open the bar pattern. The MLC also caps total work at 14 hours in any 24 and 72 in any 7 days, and requires 77 hours of rest in any 7 days, which is why your monthly counts matter. Your official time card may say something else. This page says what actually happened.