Opening your Gangway…
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Plan today. A freer tomorrow.
Your money companion from ship to shore. Know what you control. Make every contract count.
From ship to shore, let’s make your money clearer.
Never enter bank passwords, PINs, or one-time codes into Project Gangway.
Start where you are. Build a clearer record.
Create your account.
This login protects access to your Project Gangway profile.
Your next check-in starts here.
Return to your Gangway.
Your next contract can leave something behind.
Project Gangway follows the money cycle of a seafarer: what you earn, where company payroll sends it, what you still control, what you owe, and what the contract is actually building.
One honest money check at a time.
One starting picture. A clear check every payday.
Let’s make this contract count.
Kumusta, fellow seafarer.
I created Project Gangway because earning onboard does not automatically mean we are building a better life ashore.
This is a place to see where your pay went, what you still control, what you owe, and how much breathing room you have when you sign off.
You do not need to log every expense. Start with the numbers you know. Each payday, check your actual balance and give the remaining money a clear job.
Let’s build a record you can trust—and a future with more choices.
Your starting picture takes just a few minutes.
Do not make the starting point harder than it needs to be.
This setup is not a test. It is simply the first picture of where your money stands today.
Your job today is only to record the best starting picture you can. The system will help you refine it as the contract continues.
What should we call you?
Which sounds most like your current situation?
What is creating the most pressure right now?
Optional. Keep it short and useful.
Choose your Money Mission.
Set up your contract.
Map your regular pay.
Start with what you control.
Use PHP for position balances. Record reality first. Do not double count money just because it has a job.
Build breathing room ashore.
Your contract now has a job.
Your next contract starts here.
Ready for your next voyage?
Start a contract to create your new baseline. Your completed contracts stay in the Logbook.
After protecting your emergency reserve and shore runway.
Current position
Latest confirmed balancesWhere the pay went
Contract totalsGross onboard and net company-held describe the same payroll remainder before and after deductions. Do not add them together.
What was earned this payday?
Where did company payroll send it?
What reduced the onboard remainder?
Confirm what you control.
Give this payday a record.
Every payday leaves a trail.
See what was earned, where it went, and what stayed onboard.
A clearer picture. A stronger plan.
Keep the next payday deliberate.
Project Gangway should reduce guesswork, not create another job.
Know your next move.
Know what to do first, what to record, and how to build your runway.
Project Gangway is a monthly execution system. You do not need to track every expense. Start with your contract, record each payday, then update your financial position as the journey develops.
Record your contract
Set your vessel, rank, contract dates, expected pay, regular allotment destinations, and the financial position you know today.
Add your first payday
When payday happens, record what was earned and where company payroll actually sent or held the money.
Separate destination from job
Destination is where payroll sent or held the money. Jobs protect your emergency reserve and shore runway inside the balance you control. The remaining unassigned money is Available to Spend.
Update what you actually control
Once each payday, confirm your controlled balance, review debt payments, and assign emergency and shore reserves. Unassigned money is calculated for you. No daily transaction logging is required.
Watch your Gangway Number
Your Gangway Number is your available shore runway divided by essential monthly shore expenses. The point is not to chase a perfect score. It is to see whether each payday is creating more breathing room ashore.
Prepare for sign-off
Confirm your final balances, company-held settlement, liabilities, shore runway, and what the contract actually produced. The completed contract stays in your Gangway Logbook.
Now you're ready.
Use Coach whenever you need the logic again. Then let each payday make the picture clearer.
What is this contract producing?
Step back from one payday and see the pattern across the whole contract.
Your journey, recorded.
Paydays, position checks and sign-off evidence, contract by contract.
My contracts
Active + completedYour account and contracts.
Hello.
Your contracts will build a record here.
Seafarer
What this contract built.
Close the contract properly.
Enter final balances after company settlement and before archiving this contract.
Edit your starting numbers.
Use this if the numbers you entered when you started the contract were incomplete or inaccurate. Your recorded paydays and later position checks will not be changed.
Review what you owe.
New debt logged this month is already included in outstanding liabilities. It will not be added a second time.
Protect your reserves.
Assign jobs inside the money you control. These reserves are not extra money.
Keep what you owe visible.
Remaining principal across this contract.
Debt activity
Log the obligation.
Record what you paid.
Select the account or deduction that funded this payment. Own payments reduce controlled cash once; other-controlled payments do not. Adjust reserves only when you actually used them.