Free Fish Farming Data Software for All
Find Issues Quickly
Quickly find out where issues are at salmon farms across the industry
Discover Area Biomass
Find area biomass in your area, see fish weights at farms
Track Generations
Find farms by generation, track historically how they've performed
Compare Sites
Make direct historical comparisons with other sites and generations
Visualize Current Areas with Fish Health Issues
Find out where current problems are across the industry. With just a few clicks you can use our scoring to find out exactly where localized issues are across the country. With the Manolin Performance Index, farms can see exactly which sites has the highest combined health issues. As users zoom into specific locations of interest, Manolin's index results updated immediately to more localized metrics.
The Only Free Platform That Estimates Fish Weight
Need to know how much fish biomass there is in your area? We've got you covered. Manolin is the only free software platform that allows farmers to find estimated fish weight across sites and compares to historical levels. Don't stop there! You can use Manolin to then plan treatments more accurately and resolving issues quicker. All for free.
Effortlessly Find Aquaculture Data
Manolin makes locating farms and tracking their data effortless. Simply search by company, area, or site to get historical performance of sites organized by fish group. Access critical data and optimize decision making with conveniently automated public health summaries, total treatments, lice values, and aggregations - all in one platform.
Opt into a Research Study.
Get a free personalized report.
We're helping both farms and suppliers accelerate growth of aquaculture science for the future of the industry. With the help of our AI data modeling, companies can now streamline research like never before, enabling teams to conduct research in weeks, not years. Farms can easily opt into available research studies by submitting their data, and in return, get a personalized farm report on their farm insights after studies are completed.
