Environment
Orla VivaSigns that explain the rules of the sea.
The signs already in marine protected areas start explaining the rules.
Features
The right information by the sea
Each sign opens a page with what visitors need to know in that spot.
No need to replace signs
Plain language
PT · EN · ES
QR code, rules, languages and visits
- QR code and NFC
On the signs that already exist.
- Area map
Boundaries and zones for each rule.
- Tides and alerts
Today's information.
- Species
What to protect and how to behave.
- Audio and Brazilian Sign Language
In Portuguese, English and Spanish.
- Quiz and questions
Visitors learn and ask.
- Works offline
Keeps the latest information.
- Agency dashboard
Notices and visits per sign.
Official rules in plain language
The content comes from the area's regulations and is validated by the environmental agency.
- Informed visitors
Before entering the water.
- Aligned tourism
Boat operators and guides with the same information.
- Usage data
Scans per sign and languages used.
- Low cost
Without replacing existing signs.
In practice
See Orla Viva on screen
- Anchoring only in designated areas
- Do not feed the fish
- Point your camera to see the map and the tide
Illustration. The rules come from the area's official regulations.
Who it is for
Environmental agencies, protected-area managers and coastal municipalities.
Results we track
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Orla Viva
How do you explain the rules of a marine protected area to visitors?
Existing signs get a QR code and NFC. Each one opens a page with the area's rules, map, tides, alerts and species, in plain language.
Is the information available in other languages?
Yes. There is an audio guide in Portuguese, English and Spanish, and videos with captions and Brazilian Sign Language.
Does it work without internet at the beach?
Yes. The page stores the latest information and opens even without signal.
Can the environmental agency see how the signs are used?
Yes. On the dashboard, the agency posts notices and sees visits per sign and the languages used.
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