Science you can see. Action you can measure.
Ocean Monitoring – CSRD reporting – SDG 14

We develop open deep-tech ocean-monitoring dashboards, AI tools, and data-driven platforms to protect marine life and bridge the gap between complex science and practical implementation.

Group of people on a rocky beach using tablets and devices to monitor ocean restoration with a remote vehicle, holographic coral data, and a large ship offshore.

Oceanic intelligence.

Most ocean campaigns end with a slogan. Ours end with a dashboard.

We turn satellite feeds, sensor data, citizen data and organizations actions into tools people actually use — open by default, free for communities, ready for auditors. No grey boxes. No locked PDFs. No paperwork.

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Build in Norway

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Open to the world

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Free for communities

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Core Products

OceanQuest

An ocean intelligence and gamification platform that transforms field measurements, learning, and circularity into clear impact and automatic reporting for individuals and companies.

  • Continuous real-time data
  • GPS verified measurements
  • AI-powered recognition
  • CSRD Marine reporting reduced to one-click
Researcher conducting field study on beach with scientific equipment and sample containers
Aerial marina view with smart dashboard overlay showing mooring status, traffic, weather, port map, and vessel details at sunrise.

BlueBerth

A comprehensive marina management platform that provides real-time ocean data, automated BlueFlag compliance, and smart services for marina operators, coastal communities, and boat owners.

  • Ocean monitoring
  • BlueFlag Compliance support
  • Marina Services & Berth Booking
  • Responsible boating

Why SAVE THE OCEAN

84% of coral reefs hit bleaching since 2023.

We turn satellite and citizen-science data into open dashboards local managers can act on before the next heatwave hits.

35.5% of assessed fish stocks are overfished

 We build traceability and bycatch-reporting tools for small-scale fishers who need data, not paperwork.

1.15M t of plastic enters the ocean every single year

We build evidence-based solutions, map hotspots, trace it back to the river that sent it and turn the evidence into SDG 14-ready reporting your auditors will accept.

Latest from the ocean

Can You Make a Change and Save the Ocean?

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    SDG 14 in 2026: We Are Protecting More Ocean. But Can We See Whether It Is Working?

    The latest UN Sustainable Development Goals Report reveals an important shift in the story of SDG 14: policy is advancing, ocean protection is expanding, and monitoring is improving—but the evidence needed to understand what is happening locally remains fragmented For years, the story around SDG 14: Life Below Water has been dominated by warnings, overfishing,…

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    What If Ocean Recovery Could Become Self-Reinforcing?

    A new Earthshot Prize analysis offers a different way to think about environmental action and an important lesson for the future of ocean monitoring. For decades, much of environmental action has been built around a familiar assumption: the larger the problem, the more effort, funding and intervention will continuously be required to address it. A…

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  • Letter of Condolence on the Passing of His Majesty King Harald V and Homage to His Majesty the King

    To the Royal Family, the Royal Household, and the People of the Kingdom of Norway, On behalf of the Founders, Founding Advisors, and global community of SaveOCEAN, we offer our most profound condolences on the passing of His Majesty King Harald V. His Majesty’s enduring commitment to stewardship, unity, and the welfare of the Norwegian…

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The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it.”

Sir Robert Swan