WetlandPulse

WetlandPulse is a mobile + web app for conservation teams to run repeatable wetland condition surveys and spot early warning signs (invasive spread, hydrology shifts, vegetation dieback, trash hotspots). It guides field staff through standardized checklists, photo points, and GPS-tagged observations, then produces a simple “condition trend” dashboard per site. The AI component helps classify common invasives from photos and flags anomalies by comparing current photos to prior visits, but it’s intentionally conservative: it asks for human confirmation and logs uncertainty. The app also supports offline data capture for remote marshes and syncs when back online. This is not a consumer nature app; it’s a practical ops tool for small teams that currently juggle spreadsheets, paper forms, and scattered photos. Pricing is per organization with seats and site limits, aimed at predictable budgets.

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