Real money. Real conservation.
Every certificate helps fund real shark conservation through a tracked conservation allocation.
A funny personalized certificate that protects sharks more than it protects you.
Personalized shark paperwork for friends, coworkers, beach-fearers, and anyone currently operating without adequate snack-denial documentation.
The Alliance is fictional. The shark conservation allocation is real, tracked, and reported publicly.

Finnley Mako
Press spokesperson. Slightly offended by Hollywood.
Luna Reef
Misunderstanding Prevention. Reads, initials, occasionally redacts.
Why this exists
Every certificate helps fund real shark conservation through a tracked conservation allocation.
Enter a name, choose a clearance level, and get official-looking paperwork without waiting for the sharks to convene.
Download your certificate immediately. Public registry listing is optional and appears only if you choose to make it visible.
Certificates
Whether you are clearing a friend, declaring someone non-snack, or protecting an aggressively land-based room, the Alliance has a form for that.
$4
For everyday humans who need friendly shark-facing paperwork. Personal, giftable, and official-looking enough to raise polite questions at work.
$19
For humans who would prefer to be documented as a person, not a snack. Same official-ish paperwork energy, slightly stronger anti-appetizer positioning.
$99
For offices, cafés, studios, meeting rooms, and other aggressively land-based spaces seeking formal confirmation that sharks are not expected to operate there.
Real Impact
~100M
sharks estimated killed by humans annually
<10
human fatalities from sharks in most years
⅓
of all shark species are threatened
450M
years sharks have survived on Earth
The paperwork is fake. The allocation is not. Each certificate sets aside real money for shark and ocean conservation, starting with the first public allocation target. Shark Trust, Oceana, Shark Conservation Fund and Malpelo Foundation. The rest keeps the Alliance's one-person land-based bureaucracy operational, which is less majestic but regrettably necessary.
Every certificate is assigned a private registry record. Public listing is optional and appears only if you choose to make it visible. Every dollar is tracked; the paperwork remains appropriately dramatic.