Forecast: dropping downstream over the next 6 hours.
Upstream rain detected. Peak expected within 12 hours.
Discharge pattern normal. 24-hour outlook stable.
Within permit limits. No action needed.
Operational intelligence for rivers and water bodies.
Every reading, read like a team of water experts, around the clock. So you act before the damage, not after the report.
Rivers · Streams · Lakes · Reservoirs · Constructed wetlands
Clarity about your water, every hour of the day.
See it all, live.
Sensors, lab results, field surveys and open data in one clear picture of your water body.
Act before the damage.
Early warnings that come with a recommended action and an owner, not just an alarm.
Decide with confidence.
Every measurement scored against the standards that matter: bathing, boating, ecology and discharge.
Prove the impact.
Ready reports for regulators and the public, and verified impact for water, carbon and biodiversity credits.
- SensorsOnline
- Lab resultsSynced
- Field surveyAdded today
- Open weather dataConnected
Measurement is only the beginning.
Regulation and impact
Reports for regulators and the public. Impact verification for water, carbon and biodiversity credits.
Predict and act
Early warning, a recommended action, and an owner for every alert.
One digital truth
Sensors, lab, field surveys, documents and open data in one picture.
Start from the data you already have. Grow floor by floor.
A team of water experts, on every reading.
The experts set the rules. The platform watches every reading, around the clock.
One platform, from the river to the wetland.
Rivers and water bodies
Know the state of the water now, get warned days ahead, and decide when it is safe for boating, contact or bathing.
Constructed wetlands and nature-based treatment
Track treatment performance, meet discharge and reuse rules, and turn verified impact into carbon and water credits.
Working on real water, with the people who manage it.
Kishon River
of water data (2012–2025) in one platform.
water-quality standards scored on every measurement: bathing, boating, ecological status, the Kishon standard, NSF-WQI.
low-oxygen events in 2025 flagged by a trend warning, about 3 days ahead. Monthly sampling caught none.
Back-test on 2025 data. Early-warning service in development with the Authority.
Alexander River, Gan Yoshia wetland
of wetland habitat treating a polluted tributary.
of COD removed per day.
CO₂e a year of methane avoidance, in a VCS carbon project developed with NEL·I.
With Green Basin, Nahal Shechem, restoring the Alexander River.
What the platform gives you.
Missing lab values
BOD, COD and coliforms between samples.
Sensor accuracy
Drift, maintenance timing, compensation.
First-rain protection
Warning before the first flush.
Pollution patterns
Fingerprints with more confidence.
Regulation support
Evidence for standards and permits.
Impact and transparency
Reports for regulators and the public.
A doctrine that travels
Similar water bodies share what worked.
Value without sensors
Lab history already holds patterns.
Trusted by the people who manage the water.
From monitoring to protection.
One digital truth for rivers and wetlands.
Early warning in daily operation.
Impact verification and public transparency at scale.
Built in Israel, designed for any river, lake or wetland.
Talk to us about partneringEcologists, engineers and data people. Muddy boots included.
Michal Wimmer Luria
20 years in environmental management around watersheds, marine and coastal environments. MSc Environmental Sciences, Wageningen University.
Hadas Ganot Dotan
Sustainability and nature protection, community engagement and environmental education. MSc Environmental Studies, Tel Aviv University.
Yaki Timor
Product and technology: AI, data platforms and cloud architecture.
Wolfram Sievert
Environmental engineer, water and wastewater treatment.
Manage a river, a lake or a wetland? Let's talk.
We start from the data you already have and show you what it can tell you.
michal@rplace.world
Emek Hefer, Israel