What this is

Nautivia answers one question for skippers on the Adriatic: what is closest to me right now — fuel, a mooring, shelter from the wind, a place to eat — with bearing and distance from where you are. Closest first, nothing promoted. Every fact carries the date it was last seen.

Sources: harbour-master and concession records, INA and Petrol fuel pages, OpenStreetMap, mySea, Open-Meteo wind, DHMZ warnings. Where a place is Live, a shore camera has seen it within the hour; Seen means a person checked it that month; Listed means it is in a register we have not verified ourselves.

It is not a navigation instrument. Check the chart, the pilot book and the weather before you commit to an approach.

Privacy

No account, no cookies, no advertising trackers, no profiling. We sell and share no data. We do count how the app is used, anonymously, see below.

On your phone we keep your boat (type, length, draft, people aboard), your last position and an anonymous device token, in the browser's local storage. Clear the site data and it is gone.

What our server sees: the position you ask about (rounded, to answer "what's near"), the device token (to limit abuse), any correction you send, and usage events: which need you tapped, which filters, which place you opened, what you searched for. They carry the device token and a random id for the visit, never your name, account or exact track, and we use them only to learn what captains need and to fix the app. They are not shared and not used for advertising. Cloudflare, which serves the app, logs IP address, browser type and requested address for security and delivery, under legitimate interest (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). Cloudflare Web Analytics counts page views the same way: no cookie, no fingerprint, no identifier that follows you. Usage counts are stored per day and 0.1° cell, never per person.

Third parties your browser contacts: Open-Meteo (wind, through our server), OpenStreetMap tiles when you open a map, and Google Maps or WhatsApp only when you tap those links. Their policies apply there.

Your rights: access, rectification, erasure and objection, and a complaint to AZOP (Croatian data protection authority). Write to gal@zazet-solutions.hr.

Accessibility

We aim at WCAG 2.2 level AA: readable in sunlight, 44 px tap targets, a visible focus ring, text that survives 200% zoom, every control reachable by keyboard and labelled for screen readers, and motion off when your phone asks for reduced motion. Coordinates can be shown large enough to read across a cockpit.

If you hit a barrier, tell us at gal@zazet-solutions.hr and we will fix it.

Fix wrong data

Every place page has a Something wrong here? button. Pick the field, type the right value, send. The report is public on that page until it is handled, so the next captain sees what is already flagged, and once we apply it the place is corrected for everyone. No account needed.

Who

Nautivia is built and run by ZaZet Solutions, a software company in Zagreb. If you want something like this built, write.

Version 27 · Data snapshot 2026-09 · Ilovik live pilot