Portwatch

01 · What it does

Pick the ports and airports you actually move through, and twice a day it emails you what has changed — every line carrying the advisory it came from, not a rumour off a group chat.

• Twice daily, at 09:00 and 18:00 Gulf time
• Seaports and airports across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman — or name your own
• Every status carries its source and its date; a public page proves each one
• A 'since your last email' panel — you read only what changed

02 · How you use it

1. 1You pick your ports

   Choose the seaports and airports you actually move through across the Gulf — or name your own — and give it an email address. There is no password to remember; your email is your login.

2. 2It watches them for you

   Every cycle it checks each facility against live public sources — carrier advisories, official port notices — and works out what has moved since it last wrote to you.

3. 3You get what changed

   Status and booking position for each of your facilities, which carriers are hit, whether the Strait of Hormuz is blocked — and a panel showing only what is new since your last mail.

03 · How it actually works

Every line in the report has to carry a source and a date, and anyone can open the sources page and check every one of them. It tells you only what it can point at — which means you can forward it straight to a customer without checking it yourself first.