Every warship, every system — in one app.

Not just the class — the ship itself.

Every hull has its own page: hull number, status, builder, commissioning date and homeport, the specifications that differ from its class, and a logbook of port calls, exercises and deployments with the last known position on the map.

• Status lifecycle: fitting out, active, in refit, reserve, decommissioned
• Flight/batch-specific specs where they differ from the class
• Class data as the fallback — nothing is ever blank

Ask in plain language. Answers come from the database.

Which navies operate a class, what a ship carries, how two designs differ — the assistant answers from Naval Library's own records, not from the open internet, so the figures match the pages you can open.

Two classes, side by side.

Put any two designs next to each other — type, builders, years, active and planned hulls, displacement, dimensions, propulsion and armament — line by line, so the differences are obvious at a glance.

Tap the ship, learn the system.

Interactive cutaways of major classes: every hotspot opens the radar, launcher or sensor fitted there, with its own specifications and the other ships that carry it.