Your AI uses energy. Here's what we're doing about it.

Every paid We love blue plan will fund blue ecosystem projects: the underwater climate super heroes we need more of.

Our impact

We have big visions. Here's our impact when more people are using We love blue.

Number of Pro users

171.4 t CO₂ offset

from all AI usage

Equivalent to not driving a car for 685,600 km — about 17.1 times around the Earth

254.9 m²

of ocean forest regenerated.

That's about 20 parking spaces, or roughly 1.0 tennis courts

1,200

Mangrove trees planted/year

  • 6 km of coastal protection against storm surge and erosion
  • These trees will capture ~14.2 tonnes CO₂/year (and more as they mature)

171

Corals planted/year

  • 86 m² of new reef habitat created
  • About 7 m²/month added to reef ecosystems
Why blue ecosystems?

Blue ecosystems are the ocean's version of rainforests

A sea turtle gliding over a shallow reef

Mangroves, seagrass meadows, kelp forests, and coral reefs. They're even better than rain forests at storing carbon.

Here's the wild part:

  • Seagrass meadows cover only 0.1% of the ocean floor but store 11% of ocean carbon.
  • Mangroves sequester carbon at 10× the rate of tropical rainforests.

But they don't stop there. They also shield coastlines from storms, create nurseries for fish, filter pollution, and support ridiculous amounts of marine life.

Why mangroves?

Mangroves are the ocean's climate heroes

A young mangrove tree standing in clear turquoise shallows
  • Absorb carbon 10× faster than regular forests
  • Store 3–5× more carbon per area
  • One tree locks away ~308 kg CO₂ over 25 years
  • Protect coastlines from storms
  • Create homes for fish and wildlife
  • Support $1.6B+ worth of ecosystem services annually
Why corals?

25% of all marine life depends on coral reefs

A fish swimming above a pink coral reef
  • Cover less than 1% of the ocean floor
  • Support a quarter of all ocean life
  • Absorb 97% of wave energy, protecting coasts
  • Feed ~1 billion people through fisheries and tourism

Tiny reefs. Huge impact.

Our partners

We're building partnerships with ocean restoration organisations that plant real trees and coral fragments in real places. We'll name them here once the agreements are signed.