The Reef Finds Itself
GPS can't reach underwater, so ReefLogic re-finds each coral by recognizing the reef's own 3D shape - the way you'd know a street corner from a snapshot.
Intelligent Coral Restoration Platform
ReefLogic lets the reef recognize itself. We rebuild each reef in 3D from ordinary dive video, then re-find every coral by matching new footage against that model - no satellite fix, no tags left on the reef.
Move from scattered notes and ad hoc decisions to one operating model for the whole coral lifecycle - site planning, donor tracking, zone validation, planting, relocation, and long-term health monitoring - built on the reef's own measured 3D model rather than a GPS fix. Work offline in the field and safely share selected knowledge across organizations.
GPS can't reach underwater, so ReefLogic re-finds each coral by recognizing the reef's own 3D shape - the way you'd know a street corner from a snapshot.
Layer site, zone, and habitat context over the reef model to plan where to work - context for decisions, never the positioning system.
Validate genotype, density, compatibility, and substrate constraints before placement.
Track each colony from donor source to transplant, relocation, and monitoring outcomes.
About the ReefLogic Verein
The ReefLogic Verein is a Swiss non-profit association based in Zürich, Switzerland, dedicated to supporting coral reef restoration through free software, local-first field tools, and accessible managed services.
ReefLogic helps teams map sites, manage donor and nursery workflows, track planting and relocation, monitor coral health, and share selected data across restoration communities.
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ReefLogic gives teams one operational sequence that stays consistent in the office and in the water.
Define channels, donor areas, nurseries, and planting zones once and reuse them across seasons.
Capture species, family, genotype, and donor source records, each pinned to its found-spot in the reef model.
Apply zone rules for compatibility, spacing, and capacity before a transplant is committed.
Record health states over time and preserve full relocation history for scientific review.
Core Capabilities
Visualize hard and soft substrates, define boundaries, and manage zone-level constraints.
Keep complete custody records from origin colony through transplant and future relocation.
Support diver workflows with reef-model guidance, clear indicators, and fast data capture.
Turn biological and operational constraints into consistent, repeatable validation logic.
Track healthy, stressed, bleached, diseased, dead, and unknown outcomes over time.
Create a shared source of truth for managers, field teams, and restoration scientists.
Who It Is For
ReefLogic aligns managers, divers, and scientists around one reef model, one rules framework, and one record of truth.
Plan better, enforce standards, and report clearly across sites and seasons.
Work with reef-relative guidance and clearer placement decisions in the field.
Analyze trusted lineage, relocation, and health records linked to their position in the reef model.
Deep Dive
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Why teams shift from fragmented notes to reusable operational memory.
One reef model, one coral record, and one workflow from planning to reuse.
Connected objects and rules pipeline for confident field decisions.
Lineage and movement histories with stable identity/event semantics.
Donor-to-relocation lifecycle with tracking, sync, and updates.
Diver edge, tracking stack, topside operations, and spatial data layer.
Managed backend with resilient local operation and controlled sharing.
The full methodology - how the reef recognizes itself, from rescue to reef.
FAQ
GPS does not work underwater - satellite signals die within centimeters of seawater. So ReefLogic teaches the reef to recognize itself: it reconstructs the reef in 3D from dive footage, then re-finds each coral by matching a new photo against that model (Structure-from-Motion plus a PnP/RANSAC pose solve) to recover the camera's position in the reef's own model-local frame. A world-map anchor is only an optional overlay; metric scale from an in-frame scale bar covers all spatial rules.
Yes. ReefLogic is being built as an open-source platform with transparent roadmap and public technical documentation.
Yes. ReefLogic uses local-first operation so teams can capture field data offline and synchronize safely when connectivity returns.
The backend is hosted on a managed platform while field clients continue to operate with local storage and map cache.
You can support ReefLogic through crowdfunding and join the mailing list for product updates, roadmap milestones, and field news.