DARPSP for iOS
For help with the app, email jordan.k.lerma@hawaii.gov with a short description of the problem, your device model, and roughly when it happened. We aim to respond within two business days.
To report injured, entangled, or stranded marine wildlife, do not use this address — call the NOAA Marine Wildlife Hotline at 1-888-256-9840 (24/7).
Sign-in codes are emailed to your work address and can take a minute to arrive. Check your spam folder, and make sure you entered the exact email your program account was created with. Codes expire quickly — request a fresh one if yours is more than a few minutes old.
Accounts are provisioned by the program. If you’ve signed in but see the approval screen, a program administrator hasn’t activated your account yet — contact your program coordinator. If you believe you are already approved, check your connection and try again from the approval screen.
It’s safe. Records saved offline go into the app’s outbox on your device and sync automatically as soon as connectivity returns or the next time you open the app. The sync status indicator shows anything still waiting. You never need to re-enter a record because you were offline.
Most sync errors retry on their own. A record that stays marked needs-attention usually means it was changed or removed on the workspace while you were offline — open the sync tray to review it, and contact support if anything looks wrong.
The app is distributed to program staff and approved partners through Apple’s TestFlight and the App Store. If you work with the program and need access, contact your program coordinator.
See the privacy policy linked below — it describes exactly what the app collects and how it’s stored.
What the app collects and how it's stored is described in the privacy policy.