Mobile · Nature · Exploration
Explore where dolphins have been recorded — anywhere on Earth.
Pan a quiet greyscale map, zoom into a coastline, and hear what the water sounds like. Public science, presented like a product you’d actually open.
Open ocean data, turned into something you can explore with your thumb.
The product
A map you wander — not a dashboard you study.
Sightings load for whatever’s on screen. Clusters at a distance, individual pins up close. A bottom sheet shows what’s in the area — species, recent records, and playable audio.
- 35+ species with filters on the map
- NOAA clips you can play while browsing
- Migration corridors you can toggle on
- Search any coast — or jump to a featured hotspot
Highlights
What you can do.
Follow the record
Every pin is a real public sighting — place, date, and a path back to the source.
Listen nearby
Curated dolphin sounds from NOAA, matched to the waters you’re exploring.
See the paths
Seasonal corridors and satellite tracks where public movement data exists.
Honest empty states
No marker means no records in view — not that dolphins aren’t there.
- Dolphin & delphinid species
- 35+
- Curated NOAA acoustic clips
- 10
- Public data sources
- 5
Dolphin & delphinid species
Curated NOAA acoustic clips
Public data sources
Visual identity
Color scheme
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Ocean mist
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Ocean aqua
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Ink
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White
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