Learn how to use Ozeaon, explore current platform features, understand what is coming next, and contact us if you need support.
Ozeaon is being developed in phases. You can currently use the platform to publish Articles, create Projects, and build Organisation presence. Coming next, Ozeaon will introduce Educational Resources, Open Calls, and Payments, followed by next-phase coordination tools including DAO participation, Pods, Progress, Bounties, and deeper platform connections.
Quick start
Ozeaon's current platform experience is built around three core actions: creating Projects, publishing Articles, and building Organisation presence.
Use Projects to share initiatives, research, fieldwork, prototypes, campaigns, conservation work, design work, or regenerative solutions. Projects help make work visible, structured, and easier for others to understand.
Use Articles to share research insights, field notes, reflections, explainers, case studies, project updates, or educational writing. Articles help translate knowledge into accessible public content.
Organisations help universities, labs, NGOs, companies, collectives, studios, foundations, and institutions create a visible presence on Ozeaon.
Current features
Ozeaon currently focuses on helping people and organisations make their work visible, share knowledge, and build early connections across the regenerative innovation ecosystem.
Projects are structured pages for sharing work in progress, research, initiatives, campaigns, prototypes, fieldwork, conservation activity, design work, and regenerative solutions.
Common uses
Articles allow users to publish knowledge, reflections, research insights, public explainers, field notes, project updates, and educational content.
Common uses
Organisation profiles give institutions, universities, labs, NGOs, startups, community groups, foundations, studios, and project teams a visible presence on Ozeaon.
Common uses
Next platform phase
Ozeaon's next platform features will expand the platform from publishing and visibility into learning, opportunity discovery, and payment-enabled participation.
Educational Resources will support structured learning across ocean, climate, sustainability, design, regenerative development, and related knowledge areas.
Users will be able to discover learning materials, explore curated categories, and connect knowledge to Articles, Projects, Organisations, and contribution pathways.
Open Calls will help users discover opportunities such as grants, challenges, fellowships, residencies, calls for collaborators, research opportunities, and project-support pathways.
Open Calls are intended to help connect people and organisations with relevant opportunities inside the Ozeaon ecosystem.
Payments will allow eligible users and organisations to support work, receive support, and enable payment-related platform features.
Payments will be introduced carefully and may require additional verification, terms, compliance checks, and payment-provider onboarding.
Next-phase features
As Ozeaon develops, the platform will introduce coordination and governance tools designed to help people collaborate, participate, and build shared progress across the ecosystem.
These next-phase features may be introduced through phased testing, eligibility requirements, and additional platform terms.
Pods will support smaller working groups, communities, project teams, advisory groups, or thematic clusters inside Ozeaon.
DAO features will support governance participation across the Ozeaon ecosystem.
DAO features will be introduced carefully and may require additional governance terms.
Progress is Ozeaon's contribution and reputation layer.
It is designed to recognise meaningful participation across the ecosystem, such as publishing, learning, contributing, collaborating, supporting projects, joining Pods, and participating in governance.
Progress is a contribution and reputation system, not a financial product.
Bounties will allow tasks, challenges, or contribution opportunities to be posted inside Ozeaon.
Bounties may help connect people with work that supports Projects, Articles, Educational Resources, Open Calls, Organisations, Pods, OCIS, dMRV, and wider ecosystem needs.
Bounty functionality may require additional terms, eligibility checks, payment rules, and anti-abuse protections.
As Ozeaon develops, DAO, Pods, Progress, and Bounties may connect with:
FAQ
Find answers to common questions about using Ozeaon, creating Projects, publishing Articles, setting up Organisations, and understanding what is coming next.
Ozeaon is a regenerative innovation platform connecting knowledge, projects, organisations, opportunities, and coordination tools across ocean, climate, land, and sustainability-related work.
Ozeaon is for researchers, educators, project builders, organisations, NGOs, institutions, funders, creators, community leaders, and others working across regenerative innovation, open science, ocean-climate action, and sustainable development.
You can currently use Ozeaon to create Projects, publish Articles, and build or explore Organisation profiles.
Ozeaon is being developed in phases. Some features are available now, while others are coming next or will be introduced as next-phase features.
Ozeaon is designed to keep core participation accessible. Some premium, verification, payment, organisation, or contribution features may have additional terms or fees as they are introduced.
A Project is a structured page where you can share an initiative, research activity, prototype, fieldwork, campaign, conservation project, design project, or regenerative solution.
Projects can be created by eligible users, teams, organisations, researchers, creators, and project builders, depending on the current platform access stage.
You should include a clear title, summary, purpose, location if relevant, focus area, project description, images or media where appropriate, and any relevant context that helps others understand the work.
Payment and funding-related features are coming next. Current Projects can be used to build visibility and structure before payment-enabled tools are introduced.
Yes. Projects are designed to connect with Organisation profiles where relevant, helping users understand who is behind the work.
As Ozeaon develops, Projects are expected to connect with OCIS climate intelligence, Project Integrity Scoring, dMRV monitoring, and verification workflows.
Articles are for sharing research insights, field notes, explainers, project updates, educational writing, reflections, case studies, and public-interest knowledge.
Eligible users can publish Articles depending on the current access stage and platform permissions.
Useful Article types include research summaries, ocean-climate explainers, project updates, educational pieces, design reflections, field reports, interviews, and sustainability insights.
Yes. Articles can help explain your Project, share updates, document progress, and build public understanding around your work.
Articles on Ozeaon are not automatically peer-reviewed unless a specific review process applies. Some educational, scientific, or Foundation-supported workflows may include review, editorial checks, or quality processes as these features develop.
As Educational Resources are introduced, selected Articles may connect to learning pathways, quizzes, curated knowledge categories, or educational collections where appropriate.
An Organisation profile is a public presence for an institution, university, NGO, startup, lab, foundation, collective, studio, or project team on Ozeaon.
Organisations can use Ozeaon to share their mission, connect Projects and Articles, increase visibility, support public engagement, prepare for Open Calls, and participate in the wider regenerative innovation ecosystem.
Organisation profiles are designed to connect with Projects and Articles, allowing organisations to show their work, people, outputs, and initiatives.
Verified Organisation status is intended to show that an organisation has passed a platform verification process. Verification features may be phased in and may require additional checks, terms, or eligibility requirements.
Yes. Ozeaon is designed to support universities, research institutions, labs, public-interest organisations, NGOs, and other organisations working across relevant fields.
Educational Resources will be structured learning materials across ocean, climate, sustainability, design, regenerative development, and related knowledge areas. They are intended to help users learn, explore curated knowledge, and connect learning to Articles, Projects, Organisations, and contribution pathways.
Open Calls will help users discover opportunities such as grants, fellowships, challenges, residencies, partnership calls, project-support opportunities, and calls for collaborators.
Payments will support payment-enabled platform activity, including eligible support, funding, paid content, subscriptions, or other payment-related features where available.
Ozeaon is developing features in phases. Launch timing may depend on testing, technical readiness, compliance, partnerships, and user feedback.
Yes. Some features, especially payments, funding, verification, DAO participation, and token-related features, may require additional terms, eligibility checks, or platform rules.
Pods are next-phase coordination spaces for teams, working groups, communities, advisory groups, or thematic clusters inside Ozeaon.
Pods may support project coordination, community building, governance preparation, learning groups, Open Call collaboration, and focused participation around shared topics.
The Ozeaon DAO is a governance layer for ecosystem participation, proposals, voting, delegated participation, and contribution-based coordination. DAO features may be introduced gradually and may require additional governance terms.
Progress is Ozeaon's contribution and reputation layer. It is designed to recognise meaningful participation across the ecosystem.
No. Progress is a contribution and reputation system, not a financial product or investment.
Bounties are next-phase contribution opportunities where tasks, challenges, or work requests can be posted and completed by eligible users. Bounties may connect to Projects, Articles, Organisations, Educational Resources, Open Calls, Payments, Pods, OCIS, dMRV, and wider ecosystem needs.
Yes. These next-phase features are intended to connect with the wider platform, including Projects, Articles, Organisations, Educational Resources, Open Calls, Payments, OCIS, dMRV, and verification tools.
You can contact Ozeaon through the support form on this page.
Use the support form and select the relevant issue type, such as account issue, Project issue, Article issue, Organisation issue, bug, privacy request, or general support.
For privacy or personal data questions, contact privacy@ozeaon.com.
For legal questions, contact legal@ozeaon.com.
Use the support form and choose “Feature suggestion” or “Platform feedback”.
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