About
Mission:
SmartCALWorx is committed to revolutionizing the marine industry by providing navigators with an efficient and user-friendly software tool that simplifies navigation, ship's trim, stability calculations, and any other cargo computations onboard. SmartCALWorx's mission is to significantly reduce the time and effort required for navigators to generate critical data, allowing them to plan safe and efficient routes while upholding the highest performance standards.
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Vision:
SmartCALWorx envisions a future where navigators work with even greater efficiency and confidence, equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to excel in their work. SmartCALWorx aspires to become the premier provider of software tools that streamline complex calculations and offer comprehensive resources for navigators in the marine industry. SmartCALWorx's vision is to create a safer and more efficient marine industry by empowering navigators with the tools they need to confidently navigate and perform accurate trim, stability, and any cargo related calculations with ease, enabling them to achieve new heights of success.
SmartCALWorx products were developed on the Microsoft Office Excel platform. Now, it's available as an executable file (.exe), eliminating the need to enable macros upon opening. Seamlessly functional on Windows PCs, Macs with Parallels Windows, Windows Virtual Machines, and Wine Apps, SmartCAL-Load necessitates Microsoft Office Excel 2003 or later (registered version may be required) for optimal macro execution—ensuring smooth operations and preventing file corruption often associated with manual macro enabling.
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While physical tutorial courses aren't available for application usage, the program itself boasts comprehensive function-specific instructions, built-in help function and alongside features that are intuitive to grasp.
For inquiries, comments, or suggestions, reach out to the developer at contact@smartcal-load.net or leave a message on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/SmartCAL.Load/
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Developer: Capt. Nathaniel D. SIbugan, MM