seaforms

Build a PopStar. Follow the reef it becomes.

A flat-pack reef structure you can build with a partner dive team, place on a real restoration site, and keep watching after the trip.

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Field footage and reef photos from the Seaforms pilot.

The PopStar kit

A lightweight place for new coral to grow.

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Material

Glass fibre + PETG

Rust-free rods and printed nodes.

Weight

~1.5 kg

~80% lighter than a coated-steel frame.

Carbon

~55-60% lower

Estimated material carbon versus coated steel.

Assembly

~15 minutes

Designed for field assembly before placement.

Nursery-grown coral fragments need a stable place to attach while they establish. PopStar is a flat-pack frame that restoration teams can assemble in the field, place underwater, and monitor after deployment.

See the comparison basis

Weight compares a roughly 1.5 kg PopStar with an 8-8.5 kg coated-steel restoration frame. The first-pass material-carbon estimate compares roughly 7-8 kgCO2e with 13-19 kgCO2e per unit. Estimates will be refined as the design and supply chain develop.

See the full build sequence

Follow the same PopStar as coral attaches and the site changes.

After deployment

Not just planting. A reef you can return to.

Claim your PopStar, share the certificate, and follow monitoring notes and photos as the reef team checks growth, presence, and coral condition over time.

Claim the owner record

A simple claim code connects the reef structure back to you.

Share the proof

The public page and certificate make the work easy to revisit and explain.

Watch the reef

Updates from the field turn a one-day build into a longer relationship.

Impact so far