Science you can see. Action you can measure.
Ocean Monitoring – Employees engagement – 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.

SaveOCEAN delivers citizen science, school programs and volunteer days for ocean and coastal projects in Norway. You get engaged communities and verified data you can report on.

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Build in Norway

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Branding and visibility to the world

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Free for volunteers

Join our 2-weeks campaign


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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    Photo: Eric Regehr/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service The Arctic is undergoing rapid environmental and political change. As ice retreats, access to shipping routes and natural resources is increasing, drawing greater international attention and competition. The consequences reach far beyond the countries bordering the Arctic Ocean. On 20 October 2026, the European Union presented its updated…

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    What the EMSA 2026 Marine Casualties Report Tells Us About Our Coasts

    Last week, the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) released its Annual Overview of Marine Casualties and Incidents for 2026 — the most comprehensive picture we have of what happens on European waters every year. The numbers contain real reasons for optimism. They also contain an urgent reminder of how much still needs to change. Lives…

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  • The Romanian Coastline Is Changing. Here’s How We’re Going to Measure It Together.

    The Romanian Black Sea coast is one of the most dynamic shorelines in Europe. Over the last four decades, sections of it have retreated by tens of meters. Others have grown — built outward by Danube sediment, shaped by ports and jetties and the slow renegotiation between river and sea. A 245-kilometre coast with six…

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

Sir Robert Swan