Ocean impact: how focus time removes plastic from the sea
With TaskBlue, every hour your child spends in focus pulls real plastic out of the sea, about 50 g an hour and up to 5 kg a month. Here's how the recovery works.
Measurable, not abstract
No abstract carbon, but kilograms of plastic. According to WWF, nearly 2 percent of all fishing gear is lost at sea every year. With TaskBlue your child funds the recovery of some of these ghost nets, counted in kilograms, and every focus hour adds more.
How focus time becomes recovered plastic
- 1Focus starts on its own when your child arrives at school, or via a schedule, the morning alarm or by hand.
- 2Your payment funds the recovery, through our partnership with WWF Germany and GhostNetZero.
- 3GhostNetZero finds lost ghost nets with sonar and AI, with about 94% accuracy. Experts check the sites, and divers then lift the nets out of the sea.
- 4In the app your child sees live how many kilograms of plastic have been recovered, and spends that plastic on new items for Blue, the sea turtle in the app.
Our partners
WWF
Working for nature worldwide for more than 60 years. Here's what TaskBlue helps fund:
- Recover ghost nets: The WWF project GhostNetZero.AI tracks down lost fishing nets so divers can lift them out of the sea before they kill more marine life.
- Collect waste: Waste carts for communities, so plastic gets collected before it reaches the sea, for example in WWF projects in Vietnam and the Philippines.
- Education on the ground: So plastic never ends up in nature in the first place.
Ocean impact: common questions
How is ocean impact measured?
In kilograms of ocean plastic recovered: about 50 g per focus hour and up to 5 kg a month. Our partners WWF and GhostNetZero recover the plastic and the ghost nets. Your child sees every kilo live in the app.
How does TaskBlue fund marine conservation?
A fixed share of every payment funds the recovery, through our partnership with the WWF and GhostNetZero. Yearly costs €49.99 a year, monthly €9.99 a month, and the BlueTag is always included. The recovery runs as long as your subscription does.
Why the WWF?
The WWF is one of the world's most experienced conservation organizations, with proven marine projects, clear structures and transparent reporting. Your child's focus time should go where it really makes a difference.
The app that stops distractions at school and pulls plastic out of the sea.
€49.99 a year including the BlueTag, or €9.99 a month.