For Navy & Marine Corps raters

Write your whole stack of FITREPs in one sitting.

Deckplate turns your rough notes into clean, regulation-formatted evals and counseling entries — built for the chief or officer staring down twenty of them, not the one filling out a single form.

Pre-order a 5-pack — $8 See how it works

Refundable in full if it doesn't ship in 60 days. Founding raters lock in these prices for life. Not affiliated with the U.S. Navy, USMC, or DoD.

What you have at 2300rough notes

SR AMS2 Vega - ran FOD walkdown team, 40+ pers - caught cracked turbine blade before launch - quals: 3 CDIs signed off - volunteered base cleanup, 12 hrs - late twice in Jan, counseled, fixed - wants to make first class

What Deckplate hands backEVAL · 18/18 lines

Directed 40-member FOD walkdown team; identified a cracked turbine blade during pre-launch inspection, preventing a Class-A mishap and preserving a $2.1M asset.

Qualified 3 Collateral Duty Inspectors, expanding division inspection capacity 30% during a manning shortfall.

Volunteered 12 hours to installation improvement — total professional dedicated to command and community.

Ready now for increased responsibility. Promote to first class.

Formatted to BUPERSINST 1610.10H · character & line limits enforced

How it works

Three steps. Your words, your signature — just faster.

Deckplate drafts. You review, edit, and sign. It never decides who gets what — it gets the blank page out of your way.

STEP 01

Enter the facts

Rank, billet, and what they actually did — in structured fields, not a free-text dump of a real record.

STEP 02

Pick the document

FITREP, EVAL, Page 13, Page 11, or an award write-up. Navy and Marine Corps formats.

STEP 03

Get a clean draft

Formatted, inside the character and line limits, ready to drop into the official system.

Private by design, not by disclaimer

Every other tool tells you not to paste anything sensitive. That's a warning label — not privacy.

Deckplate is built the opposite way. You give it accomplishments and context, never a person's identifying data. There's no field for a name, SSN, or DoD ID — so nothing personal is stored, logged, or sent anywhere.

[✓]No names, no SSNs, no DoD IDs. The tool has nowhere to put them.
[✓]Drafts are never stored. What you write leaves nothing behind on our end.
[✓]Never used to train a model. Your write-ups aren't a data set.
[✓]Allowed use. The Navy and DoD encourage AI for admin drafting — the enforceable line is personal data, which Deckplate is built to never touch.

Pricing

Pay per eval. No subscription.

Evals come in cycles, so you shouldn't pay year-round for something you use in bursts. Buy what you need. Each report is one eval with unlimited revisions until it's right — a credit starts a new eval, never improves one.

Single $2 one report Pre-order

5-pack $8 $1.60 each Pre-order — $8

20-pack $25 $1.25 each — a full cycle Pre-order

Charged now, fully refunded if Deckplate doesn't ship within 60 days. This is a founding pre-order — you're telling me it's worth building, and locking your price in for good.

Straight with you: I'm not in the service. I'm a builder who kept hearing the same thing from Sailors and Marines — that eval season eats their nights, and the tools out there feel sketchy about where your people's information goes.

So I'm building Deckplate with raters, not guessing at what they need. If you write these, I want to hear how you actually do it — and whether this saves you a real evening. That's what the pre-order is: proof it's worth finishing.

— Building Deckplate · reachable at the address in the footer

Questions

Is this allowed? +

Yes. The Navy and DoD actively encourage generative AI for administrative drafting, and DoD's own platform lists performance reviews as a use case. The enforceable line across every branch is personal/identifying data in non-approved tools — which is exactly why Deckplate is built to never capture it.

Does it write the eval for me? +

It drafts from the facts you give it. You review, edit, and sign — your judgment and your words, with the blank page and the formatting taken care of.

Which branches and documents? +

Navy and Marine Corps first — FITREP, EVAL, Page 13, Page 11, and award write-ups, formatted to BUPERSINST 1610.10H and MCO 1610.7B. Other branches later.

What if it's not ready in 60 days? +

You get every cent back, no questions. A pre-order is a signal, not a gamble.