Back

SeaClear

Real-time beach water quality for Cape Town

SeaClear preview

Beachgoers Risk Health Without Water Quality Data

Cape Town beachgoers lack real-time access to water quality information, putting them at risk of swimming in contaminated water and exposure to harmful bacteria like E. coli.

1

No centralized platform - Beach water quality data scattered across multiple sources or unavailable to the public

2

Health risks - Swimmers unknowingly expose themselves to unsafe E. coli levels and contaminated water

3

Outdated information - No way to check the most recent water testing results before visiting a beach

4

Limited transparency - Water quality managers lack tools to efficiently share data and engage with the community

Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring Platform

SeaClear provides a centralized platform where beachgoers can instantly check water quality status for Cape Town beaches, view historical data, and stay informed through community engagement and educational resources.

1

Live water quality status - Color-coded safety indicators (Safe/Not Safe) with last sampled dates for all Cape Town beaches using real City of Cape Town data

2

Historical tracking - View 5+ historical readings per beach including E. coli levels, pH, and temperature data

3

Real-time weather integration - Live weather conditions displayed for each beach including temperature, conditions, and forecasts

4

Admin dashboard - Water quality managers can upload PDF reports, moderate community posts, and track beachgoer reports

5

Community engagement - User comments system and educational content about water quality, safety, and conservation

Key Features

Impact & Achievements

0%
University of Cape Town Final Year Project

Built With

Frontend

React
React Router
Tailwind CSS
Axios
Lodash

Backend

Node.js
Python
RESTful API

Infrastructure

Docker

Tools

PostCSS

Experience SeaClear

Explore the project and see it in action