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Built for speed. Built for trust. Built for impact. Proudly Canadian.

Concept to completion—

100% mission focused

All your data, analysis, visualisations, metric tracking, and reporting in one place. No spreadsheets. No coding. Fully automated.

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Designed for organizations that need timely, high-quality data analysis, eOceans® unites your data — from observations, sensors, eDNA, and more — into one seamless system. Our Platform-as-a-Service automates data fusion, analysis, visualization, and reporting, saving time and money while enabling smarter decisions and investments.

  • An infographic showing data collection and analysis for ocean research. It features icons for CSV data, satellite, drone, underwater sensor, and Wi-Fi connection, with a smartphone displaying a coral reef photo. The eOceans logo is in the center, and there's a laptop screen below showing various charts and graphs with the label "Today's results."
  • Collage of six images depicting ocean wildlife and activities in California, including a surfer riding a wave, a leopard shark, kelp forest, sea turtle, fish underwater, and sea lions on rocks, with 'OCA California' text at the bottom.
  • A person sitting on a beach with the ocean in the background, wearing a white top and black pants, with a quote about oceans overlaid on a dark, oceanic background.
  • Collage of various underwater scenes featuring sharks, rays, a turtle, and colorful coral reefs in the Maldives.
  • A woman with brown hair in a ponytail, wearing a light blue shirt, standing outdoors near the ocean, smiling at the camera.
  • Screenshot of a website titled 'Nature-based solutions site 1' with a landscape aerial photo of wetlands, showing water, grass, and small trees. The webpage belongs to eOceans, with a sidebar menu on the left and various data and charts displayed in the main content area.
  • Map showing global ocean data with charts and graphs related to ocean research by eOceans, including a world map with data points, bar chart, a density plot, a scatter plot, a dot matrix, and a circular chart of sea mammals.
  • Collage of various sharks in the ocean with the eShark logo and the word 'GLOBAL' beneath.
  • A person in scuba diving gear holding a regulator, with ocean and coastal cliffs in the background, overlaid with a quote about underwater monitoring.
  • A diagram showing the progression of marine life over time, with an upward arrow indicating growth or increase, and various marine animals such as starfish, sea snake, crab, fish, whale, seal, and dolphin. The background has a water scene, and text states 'If you're working on this:' above the diagram and 'you need eOceans' below.

For everyone—from scientists and small teams to global initiatives.

Teams of every size can collectively save millions of hours to drive their mission—with eOceans.

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    Government Priorities, Investments

  • Two people working at a wooden table with laptops, pens, and papers, discussing a project or document.

    Nature Financing

  • Baskets of fish on a sandy beach with boats and the ocean in the background.

    Fisheries

  • Person snorkeling in a shallow mangrove waterway surrounded by green mangrove trees.

    Nature-based solutions

  • People cleaning up trash and debris along a beach during overcast weather, with mountains in the background and a dog in the distance.

    Pollution Tracking, Mitigation

  • People in a yellow lifeboat observing a whale near the water's surface.

    MPA Assessments

  • Six people walking along a beach with wet sand and tide pools, carrying fishing gear and looking towards the ocean under cloudy skies.

    Invasive Species Tracking, Mitigation

  • A woman taking a photograph with her camera near the ocean, with a large smartphone displaying the eOceans logo and a location pin icon over the water.

    Research Projects

  • A whale breaches the water with its tail visible, and a boat in the background. There is a smartphone on the right side with the eOceans logo and a location pin icon.

    Monitoring

  • A drone flying over a lake at sunset with a colorful sky.

    Surveillance

  • Group of twenty-one people dressed in wetsuits and snorkeling gear on rocky shore near water, with forest and overcast sky in background.

    International Collaborations

  • People boarding a boat at the shoreline, with one person in a yellow shirt and red cap sitting by the water and others helping with the boat.

    Consultants

  • A safari vehicle with a person inside, parked in tall grass, watching a sunset over an African landscape with acacia trees.

    Conservation

  • Underwater scene with a school of salmon, including a prominent red and green salmon, and a smartphone with a map and the eOceans logo overlayed on the water.

    First Nations, Two-Eyed Seeing

  • An underwater scene showing a diver with fins and a snorkel, surrounded by sharks and other marine life. There is a smartphone displaying the eOceans app with a map marker icon.

    Tourism Optimisation

  • Woman kayaking with a paddle in a green kayak, wearing a red cap and backpack, with a smartphone showing a map app on top of the kayak. The background features water, cliffs, and a partly cloudy sky.

    Community Initiatives

  • A whale's fin visible above the water with a cargo ship carrying logs in the background, with mountains and clouds in the distance.

    Dynamic Management

  • A group of five people in wetsuits holding surfboards and making celebratory gestures while in the ocean at sunset.

    Advocacy

  • Close-up of a sea turtle swimming underwater with a smartphone overlay showing the eOceans app and a location pin marker.

    Endangered Species Assessements

  • Aerial view of a coastal area with numerous boats and yachts anchored in clear blue water. Surrounding the water are green, rocky cliffs and hills.

    Smart Blue Economy

  • A scuba diver swimming underwater near sharks, with sunlight streaming down from above, and a smartphone displaying the eOceans app with a red location pin icon.

    Citizen Science Programs

  • Silhouette of a boat on the water with birds flying in the sky and wind turbines in the background

    Impact Assessements

  • A woman and a child on a boat looking at the water near a rocky cliff with green foliage.

    Education

  • Sealed and dust-covered seal lying on the sandy beach.

    Marine Animal Response

  • A large iceberg with a natural arch in the middle floating in the ocean, with a sailing ship nearby.

    Hazard Monitoring

  • Two police officers in uniform on a boat near water, with one officer leaning on the boat's structure and the other sitting, with water bottles and equipment on the boat.

    Wildlife Management

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Get started. Raise the bar.

Watch the series: "Why we built it”.

Save time + Costs:

up to 80% reduction in manual tasks for data science, onboarding, metric tracking, reports

Do more with less:

safeguard long-term data from errors, poor wrangling, and loss

Build credibility + trust:

deliver expert-level results in a timely way to generate trust and new opportunities

Drive smart decisions:

inform business, investments, policies, careers, management, action with confidence

Scale effortlessly:

from one site or project to 1,000 without extra work

Unlock opportunities:

leverage insights for funding, career advancement, partnerships, risk reduction

Track everything, everywhere

Big or small, local or global—your projects can use any data sources, include any team members, and engage any collaborators.

1 billion+ variable combinations—

All metrics in one place

Your efforts, species, activities, biodiversity, pollution, social values, fisheries, policies, markets, diseases, engagement, and more.

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Backed by experts—

Credibility your work needs

Built by PhD scientists — experts in socio-ecology, environmental monitoring, and policy — eOceans handles all your complex data tasks. It’s like having a million dollar data science team working full-time on your project.

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Opportunities unlocked—

Act on insights, drive opportunity

With near real-time updates, eOceans reveals emerging opportunities—so you and your stakeholders can move faster and make smarter decisions, actions, and investments.

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Data used, without delays—

Mobilise data, on demand

Magic Uploads™ turns your existing data into instant insights—helping you act faster, demonstrate impact, and build trust. Clean datasets can also be downloaded for maximum use and efficiency.

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Scale—

Collaborate locally, globally

With eOceans, it's easy to link efforts across projects, teams, regions, and scales. The Ocean Ledger™ and Global Biodiversity Ledger™ are built right in the app to make it effortless to set shared goals and track success.

Screenshot of the Ocean Ledger's global observations map from eOceans, showing worldwide locations of ocean species observations with color-coded intensity bar on the right.

All the tools, synced together in one place.

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Old tools are not effective for today’s world.

  • A person wearing a black and pink watch writing notes on a notepad, with a partially visible paper on the right side.

    Paper logsheets?

    Messy handwriting in the field, then hours spent re-entering data into spreadsheets—doubling the time and risk of mistakes.

  • A MacBook Pro on a desk with a coding program open on the screen, and a closed plant book along with some pens and a folded cloth on the left side.

    R and GIS?

    Using R and GIS can easily eat up hundreds to thousands of hours.

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    Data to be used 'later'?

    Data analysis reveals what’s happening and what’s needed—but most data goes unused, underused, or delayed. That’s wasted effort, costing time, money, credibility, and smarter decisions.

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    'Free' apps?

    Nothing is ‘free’. A lack of research-grade ethics, especially in data, pose risks to species, places, or people if they are selling data or making the data open access. *Imagine a free nature-logging app that exposed or sold the exact sites of sharks, pangolin, or abalone—they’d be gone pretty quick.

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    Consultants?

    If you don’t have in-house data science experts, expect to spend $60,000–$150,000+ per project—and still start from scratch next time. Efficiency is key.

  • Two women working at a desk, one with short gray hair pointing at a computer monitor, the other with dark hair looking at the screen, in an office with a colorful poster on the wall.

    In-house data science?

    Just one data scientist can take 8 months to execute even a small data project—at $100/hour, that’s $140,000. Shouldn’t their time be spent on important tasks, not on basics like data cleaning and exploratory analysis?

  • Desk phone on a black office desk with computer monitors in the background.

    Phone hotlines?

    Many organizations still use phone hotlines for public reports—animals, injured animals, pollution, illegal activities, invasive species, and more—but the experience is frustrating, leading to apathy, underused data, and growing conflict.

  • Guessing, without data?

    Decision making—without analysed data—means you are left guessing. What’s the cost of getting it wrong?

Meet eOceans.

Clients, Partners

  • Marine Conservation Institute
  • MPAtlas
  • Ocean Science Analytics
  • Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Researc
  • Logo of Ocean Frontier Institute with a circular emblem depicting stylized waves and a sunset, accompanied by the text "OCEAN FRONTIER INSTITUTE"
  • Dalhousie University
  • Maldives Underwater Initiative
  • Canadian flag next to the text 'Fisheries and Oceans Canada'
  • Logo of Blue Nature Alliance featuring a circular design with angular, mountain-like shapes in shades of blue, orange, and teal, adjacent to the text 'BLUE NATURE ALLIANCE' in blue font.
  • Southwest Lobster Science Society
  • Logo of Rewild, featuring a green circle with the word 're:' in black inside it, followed by the word 'wild' in black.
  • Logos of IUCN and WCPA of the World Commission on Protected Areas.

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