SeaCras App –
interactive map
of sea quality
Easy-to-use tool for businesses that manage their ocean footprint and proudly showcase their efforts. From the world of maritime and leisure, crafted for residents and guests.
Earn customers’ and locals’ trust and control your sea emissions.
Demonstrate your sustainability efforts in the desired area to the community.
Anywhere in the world
Tool to showcase your actions
Most affordable solution on the market
API integrations with websites and apps
Daily satellite image of your desired area's water quality, easily accessible from any device.
SeaCras App is an opportunity to present what you REALLY do for the environment.
Engage your customers by providing them with a tool to check water quality themselves.
Just one QR code scan is all it takes to access daily images!
Changes in the marine environment over time
Compatible with all devices
User-friendly & designed for all generations
Eco-friendly — no trash leftovers
More about Seacras app
Fuel Spill Detection at Sea: How Seacras’ Coastal Intelligence Helps Improve Marine Pollution Monitoring
Thousands of oil spills have been recorded over the years, releasing large volumes of oil into marine ecosystems and causing lasting damage to biodiversity, fisheries, tourism and coastal economies. While major incidents attract attention, smaller fuel leakages and...
SeaCras Featured in the ‘UpLink Annual Impact Report 2026’
The UpLink Annual Impact Report 2026 is out, and SeaCras is proud to be recognised as one of only 11 featured case studies in the publication, released by the World Economic Forum on 17 March 2026. SeaCras was selected based on its measurable and quantified nature-,...
EU’s Joint Research Centre Highlights 8 Priority Technologies for Ocean Observation — with SeaCras at the Forefront of Technological Development
A landmark horizon-scanning report maps the most promising emerging technologies and breakthrough innovations in ocean monitoring, and charts where the scientific community should focus its energy in the years ahead. The EU's Joint Research Centre (JRC) has released...