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Leviathan · Observe the Seas

Coastal Intelligence for Marine Conservation. Ocean observatories, and the system that makes sense of them.

01 · Signal. We share the ocean.

The ocean is full of signals, and most of them disappear as quickly as they happen. Marine life monitoring still depends largely on fragmented observations. Leviathan begins at the moment before anyone is watching.

02 · Observation. Leviathan is already watching.

An ocean observatory deployed at MBARI in Moss Landing, operating autonomously in one of the harshest environments there is. Visual and thermal sensing, streaming back to a centralized intelligence platform, turning deliberately toward what it finds.

03 · Evidence. A detection is a claim.

LeviathanOS turns fragmented acoustic, visual and vessel tracks into one structured, auditable event chain. An honest uncertainty bound, and a review state that is recorded rather than hidden.

04 · Memory. The ocean has a memory.

Historical sightings, camera geometry, vessel context and human review. LeviathanOS joins one observation to everything already known about that place, and about that animal.

05 · Intelligence. Ask the ocean a question.

The market is not missing another isolated sensor. It is missing the layer that synthesizes multi-source data into operational decisions. LeviathanOS keeps a path back to the evidence behind every answer.

06 · Network. Observe the seas.

Coastal Intelligence for Marine Conservation. Leviathan starts with whales because they are the highest-signal, highest-urgency coastal intelligence use case.

A vessel can follow every rule and still never see the whale in time.

Software · in operation

LeviathanOS

Detection, context, human review and report-ready evidence in one auditable event chain.

Hardware · deployed at MBARI

Ocean Observatories

A bispectral AXIS Q8752-E is deployed at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in Moss Landing, over the canyon head, with co-aligned visual and thermal imaging built for fog, glare and darkness.

One observatory sees a stretch of coast. A network begins to understand it.

  • Moss LandingMBARI · canyon headDeployed
  • MontereyMonterey Bay, CAPlanned
  • Santa CruzMonterey Bay, CAPlanned
  • AlaskaField deploymentPlanned expansion
  • MauiField deploymentPlanned expansion

Built by people who go to the water.

A small group across software, ocean hardware, marine science and story. Every one of them has been on the coast for this.

  • Nate Krajewski

    Founder & Engineer

    Founder and engineer. Built LeviathanOS end to end, from the detection and evidence layer through the agent and reporting tools, and led the commissioning of the first shore-based observatory at MBARI. Works at the join between marine science and production software, where a claim has to survive both a researcher and a operator.

  • Bridget Paskil

    Scientific Advisor

    Scientific advisor. Brings marine science and institutional research experience to Leviathan's validation pathway, shaping how detections are compared against acoustic and photo-identification records. Keeps every published claim tied to evidence a reviewer could check.

  • James Rice

    Brand & Narrative

    Founder and CEO of Fiction Tribe, a creative studio building brands and narrative for technology companies. Advises Leviathan on positioning, story and how a company making scientific claims should sound in public. An early investor in the company.

  • Adam Schlenger

    Advisor

    Advisor through Braid Theory, the blue-technology accelerator. Brings marine energy and sensor-science perspective, and connects Leviathan into the ocean-innovation network across research institutions, ports and industry partners.

  • Monty Montgomery

    CFO

    Chief financial officer, and chairman and CEO of Montgomery Pacific Corporation, the firm that runs Leviathan's accounting. Owns the financial model and the pricing structure behind the first commercial deployments, along with the compliance groundwork, from Delaware standing to banking and payroll.

  • Steve Britt

    Corporate Counsel

    Founder of Britt Law, a corporate and technology firm, with more than twenty-five years in technology law and a focus on artificial intelligence and data privacy. Handles Leviathan's corporate work, from formation and the stockholders agreement through the cap table and the filings that keep the entity in good standing.

  • Kyle Krajewski

    Senior Advisor

    Twenty-five years of Silicon Valley brand and go-to-market work across NVIDIA, Sony PlayStation, HP, Intel and Cisco. Shapes Leviathan's positioning, investor narrative and brand system, turning a marine intelligence platform into something partners, institutions and the public can actually follow.

Three ways in.

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Research collaboration, hosting a node on your coastline, or integrating your data.

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Leviathan

Observe the seas.

Coastal Intelligence for Marine Conservation.

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