The ocean sector finally has a room of its own.
Whether you’re protecting it, investing in it, regulating it, navigating it, or reporting on it — Tideline is where you stay ahead. Workspace. Library. Live feed. Community. One place. All day.
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“Something moved last week. I found out in the meeting.”
This does not happen on Tideline.
Every day is you on a good day. The workspace, library, live feed and community you need — all in one place, updated in real time, filtered to your sector.
You know that feeling when someone in the meeting knows something you don’t. When a client asks about something that happened last week and you weren’t across it. When you realise you’ve been behind and nobody told you.
That feeling is what Tideline removes. Not occasionally. Every single day.
Tideline is the workspace, library, live feed, and community for ocean professionals. One place. All day. Here is what it gives back.
You open your workspace at 8am. Everything that moved overnight is already filed, summarised, and filtered to your sector. You did not have to look for it.
A client asks about the latest ISA position before a call. You send them a cited brief in four minutes. It has your name on it. Not a link to a Google search.
A blue bond issuance crosses your desk. Crosscurrent has already flagged that two of the issuing states have declining CII compliance ratings. You saw the connection before anyone reported it.
The consultation window closes in eight days. You knew about it three weeks ago. Your response is already drafted.
This is what your work looks like when the intelligence infrastructure finally catches up with the importance of the sector.
Every task in the table below exists in your current working week. This is how long it takes without Tideline, and how long it takes with it.
| The task | Manually | Search and generic tools | With Tideline Purpose-built |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finding out what moved in your sector overnight | 30–60 min Scanning newsletters, LinkedIn, email | Incomplete Generic results, not sector-specific | 2 minutes Live feed, filtered to your topics |
| Finding a citable primary source document | 45+ min Searching ISA, IMO, UN sites manually | Unreliable Often summaries, not primary sources | Seconds 2,400+ primary sources, searchable instantly |
| Producing a cited brief or report | Half a day Research, draft, cite, format, export | Hours, uncited No primary source trail | Under an hour Notes to Word report in one click. Your name on it. |
| Tracking a long-running story like DSM or 30x30 | No system Saved tabs, email threads, memory | Not possible No persistent tracking across sources | Automatic Live trackers follow every development. Nothing missed. |
| Spotting connections across stories and sectors | Rarely happens Too much to read. Too many sources. | Not possible No cross-source pattern engine | Automatic Crosscurrent surfaces connections before anyone reports them |
| Tracking consultation deadlines and treaty meetings | Missed constantly Scattered across websites and emails | Not possible No sector-specific calendar tool exists | Zero effort Every deadline in one calendar. Syncs with Google and iOS. |
| Building a citable document library for your team | Years of effort Shared drives, no structure, no search | Not possible Generic tools, no ocean-specific curation | Already built 2,400+ documents. Add your own. Grows with every subscriber. |
The workspace is where the work happens. The research library finds the answer. The live feed keeps you across everything. The calendar keeps you on time. And Crosscurrent, only on Tideline, surfaces connections across 100+ sources before anyone else sees them.
Tideline tracks long-running threads across governance, finance, science, and enforcement. When one thread moves another, it flags the connection. These are a few of what it is watching right now.
100+ sources monitored continuously. Every story tagged, tiered, and one click from the original.
Plain language questions. Answers from primary governing body documents. Every claim traceable.
Citable sources. Fast.
The most common problem professionals in this sector describe: difficult to find citable sources quickly. Treaty text. ISA publications. IMO circulars. Peer-reviewed science. FAO reports. Search across all of it in plain language. Cite directly. Not summaries of summaries — the actual documents, the moment you need them.
The library grows every time a Tideline subscriber contributes a document. Every NGO policy brief, every regulatory filing, every scientific paper added by the community makes every other subscriber’s research faster and more complete. This is the world’s biggest ocean library. It is being built right now, by the people who use it.
Have a document to contribute? Upload it to the library and help build the resource the sector has always needed.
From £99/month. Or start free.
Before Tideline, working in the ocean sector meant your day scattered across platforms that didn't talk to each other newsletters, search, document databases, spreadsheets, email threads. Tideline is where all of it lives instead.
I built Tideline because I needed it.
Sometimes you just need support to be the best version of yourself at work. You do not have time to scour every source. You need to be up to date. You need to be the person in the room who knows what is happening.
Tideline is exactly what I was missing from my daily life. So I built it.
The platform is live and growing week by week. Founding members join now at £39/month, locked for life. The price increases when Tideline leaves beta. It never increases for you.
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