Ocean Eyes Maldives marine watch
Simple reporting · responsible review

From a photo to a useful marine report.

Ocean Eyes helps divers, guides and residents document marine threats and species sightings with a photo and location. AI helps organise the submission, while people make the final decision before action is requested.

The reporting journey

Four clear stages

01

Capture

Add an original photo, choose or confirm the location, and tell us whether it looks like a threat, a species sighting, or something for AI to classify.

02

Store safely

When the internet is unavailable, the report is kept on the device and queued. It synchronises automatically after connectivity returns.

03

Classify

Gemini Vision helps identify likely species, threat type and severity. AI output remains unverified until reviewed by a person.

04

Review and update

Moderators confirm, correct or reject the result. Public statuses such as Received, Under Review and Action Taken help reporters see what happened.

Privacy by design

Sensitive sightings are not mapped precisely.

Exact locations for endangered or vulnerable species can create crowding or exploitation risks. Ocean Eyes can retain the location for verified partners while hiding it from the public species map.

✓ Anonymous public reporting ✓ Human review before escalation ✓ Offline capture and delayed syncing ✓ Sensitive species coordinates hidden