Plan with mapped context
Define restoration sites and zones with reusable geometry and operational constraints.
ReefLogic Foundation
About, mission, and charter intent
ReefLogic seeks to strengthen coral restoration communities through shared tools, traceability, and ecological intelligence, enabling reef restoration to be carried out more effectively, collaboratively, and sustainably. The mission of ReefLogic is to develop, maintain, and promote a local-first, geo-spatial restoration platform that supports reef site mapping, donor and fragment lineage tracking, planting and relocation management, offline field operations, and the responsible sharing of selected knowledge across organizations.
ReefLogic Foundation is a non-profit initiative focused on practical digital infrastructure for coral reef restoration. We combine free software, local-first field operation, and accessible managed services so restoration teams can work with stronger traceability and less operational friction.
About ReefLogic Foundation
Built for field realities, not ideal lab conditions
Reef restoration teams often operate with limited connectivity, distributed crews, and records split across notebooks, spreadsheets, photos, and personal memory. ReefLogic exists to replace that fragmentation with one structured, map-driven operating model.
The platform unifies geo-spatial planning, donor and lineage tracking, nursery and planting workflows, relocation history, health observation, and secure synchronization. It is designed for managers, divers, scientists, NGOs, and community restoration groups that need reliable tools without running their own backend stack.
ReefLogic Foundation supports both free software and an accessible managed-service model so teams can keep local-first operation in the field while using professionally maintained backend infrastructure.
Project development plan
For a non-technical roadmap and project direction overview, see: ReefLogic Development Plan.
- Non-profit Initiative
- Open + Managed Model
Our Mission
Make coral restoration more organized, traceable, and collaborative
Our mission is to help teams move from disconnected notes to a shared operational memory built on maps, lineage, monitoring history, and structured ecological data.
Track full coral lifecycle
Follow coral units from donor source through nursery, outplant, relocation, and follow-up observation.
Preserve lineage history
Keep biological and spatial continuity across generations so records stay scientifically useful.
Operate in weak connectivity
Support local-first field work so teams can continue mission capture without constant internet.
Synchronize safely
Use managed backend services for backups, governance, and controlled sharing when links return.
Strengthen cooperation
Enable selected dataset exchange across partner programs where ecological collaboration is beneficial.
Our Purpose
Support restoration, stewardship, and shared ecological knowledge
ReefLogic Foundation develops and maintains practical digital tools and shared infrastructure for restoration programs. Our purpose includes ecological support, traceability, community capacity building, and open operational methods.
Ecological Support
Improve planning, implementation, monitoring, and long-term evaluation of restoration activities.
Geo-Spatial Infrastructure
Provide map-based tools for sites, donor areas, nurseries, planting zones, and relocation zones.
Traceability and Lineage
Track coral units across donor origin, fragmentation, planting, relocation, and health history.
Community Development
Help local teams, NGOs, and scientists share selected data and coordinate with stronger stewardship.
Free Software and Open Methods
Lower barriers through open code, open documentation, and reusable data models.
Managed Service for Field Realities
Reduce server burden with managed backend services while preserving local-first operation.
Education and Scientific Learning
Support training, publications, and evidence-building for measurable restoration practice.
Proposed Statutory Purpose
Draft founding-intent charter statement
Status
ReefLogic Foundation is intended as a Swiss non-profit foundation based in Schwyz. Until formal establishment and registration are complete, this charter text is published as a draft founding-intent statement.
Public-Benefit Orientation
ReefLogic is intended to pursue public-benefit goals in coral restoration, marine stewardship, education, and community-oriented ecological infrastructure.
Governance Principle
The Foundation is intended to operate independently and in the public interest, with resources dedicated to its statutory mission.
Data Stewardship Principle
ReefLogic is intended to protect tenant separation while enabling controlled project-level or dataset-level sharing where ecological and scientific value is clear.
FAQ
Foundation context at a glance
Where is ReefLogic Foundation based?
Schwyz, Switzerland.
Is the foundation already formally registered?
The published charter language is currently draft founding intent until formal establishment is complete.
Who is this for?
Coral managers, divers, marine biologists, NGOs, and community restoration programs.