A free, community-driven app for logging marine mammal sightings and reporting potential incidents across Southeast Alaska.
By turning everyday encounters on the water into a living map, we help people watch and enjoy wildlife more responsibly.
Built in Juneau, for the whole region.
Whales, sea lions, otters, porpoises and more — species, count, behavior, photos, and GPS location.
Sightings populate a public map so operators see recent activity and avoid crowding the same animals.
Confidential reporting of harassment and approach-distance breaches and photos for enforcement.
Out of cell range? Reports save to the device and sync the moment signal returns. iOS, iPad & Android.
We help people protect what they love by watching it responsibly.
Real-time awareness so boats spread out instead of converging on one pod.
Get credible reports to the right agencies with location, time, and evidence. With anonymous options.
A community dataset of regional marine-mammal activity that scientists and policymakers can use.
Logged in-app with GPS & photo.
Identities kept private.
Open sightings feed.
Free shared data layers.
Shared datasets are pulled on a schedule into our own cache — never per-user requests against a partner's servers — and always carry clear attribution and a link back. We're glad to send sightings and photos back to research catalogs, follow licensing terms, and keep sensitive reports confidential.