You come back from three weeks in the field with 40 pages of notes, a card full of photos, and observations that would genuinely help other researchers. None of it becomes a post. Most of it stays in a notebook. OPLURIX is the system for changing that.
A system for turning what you already know into consistent, credible public communication. Built around field documentation logic — not borrowed from influencer playbooks.
OPLURIX was built by a Malagasy field biologist and researcher. The tools reflect how conservation work actually operates — built from inside the problem, not observed from outside it.
Field research across Ihofa Forest, Kirindy, Beza Mahafaly, and Ambatotsirongorongo — and collaborative projects with research teams at UC Berkeley, Max Planck Institute, University of Hamburg, and University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna. This tool came out of a real problem, not a market gap analysis.
Co-author, American Journal of Biological Anthropology. Presenter at IPS Congress 2025. Master's thesis on animal foraging behaviour, University of Antananarivo.
Field notes in, draft out in 15 minutes. A weekly rhythm that fits around field schedules, grant cycles, and research timelines. Includes an ethics checklist for species location sensitivity and unpublished data.
Start with the Content Engine, or get in touch if you want to talk through whether it suits your situation — or if you need it for a team.
