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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2025 · 29 MIN

Ep 59: SailTimer | Crowdsourced Weather for Better Voyage Optimization with Craig Summers - Founder & CTO

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In this episode of the Maritime SoftwareHub – The People Podcast, Callum Beaumont interviews Craig Summers, Founder and CTO of SailTimer. They discuss the evolution of SailTimer, focusing on the importance of crowdsourced weather data for both recreational and commercial shipping.Craig explains how SailTimer's technology enhances voyage optimization and navigation by providing real-time, accurate wind data. The conversation also touches on the challenges of traditional weather forecasting, the value of crowdsourced data, and the future of marine charts with the upcoming S100 standard.Craig shares insights into the digitalization trends in the shipping industry and the importance of collaboration in data sharing.If you want to reach out to SailTimer team, please visit their website https://www.sailtimer.co/ or send an email to [email protected]++ This podcast was brought to you by Cordell Beaumont, the specialist digital and commercial shipping recruitment agency www.cordellbeaumont.com.

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