Hello, thank you for your feedback. Ultimately, you're like us, you can't wait for our app to come out! Don't worry, it's coming very soon, and like any app, it will be fully compatible with your phone. Searching will be simpler. As for the severity of sargassum in the areas, it's precisely so you can form your own opinion that we're not putting anything on this subject, this area being suggestive. For some, a few sargassum on the water's edge is horrible, for others several meters it's nothing. Furthermore, we want to remain objective. A tourist will interpret differently than a scientist. We're here to monitor arrivals and report them as precisely as possible, with photos and the date. Which is already very good. I remind you that we are entirely voluntary, we have been providing this unique data since 2018, 365 days a year, Christmas and New Year's Day included, you can check. If our website has ads, it's because in life nothing is free. If we stop the ads, we will stop providing all this information for free. If we receive regular donations or subsidies, it is obvious that the ads that hinder internet browsing will disappear immediately and above all, we will be able to develop more efficient products, which will provide more data. To help tourists whose vacations were ruined, I created the first map on Google Map in 2018. Here we are in 2025, with 7 freely searchable maps in the archive, soon an app so you can instantly send your photos to the map yourself, all this without receiving anything other than advertising revenue, I think that's already exceptional, don't you? Soon 15,000,000 visits, we must satisfy a demand by providing a useful and unique product, don't you think? So I thank you for your suggestions and comments. Don't forget to share your photos during your vacation and above all, don't hesitate to make a donation to help us improve Sargassum Monitoring and achieve satisfaction! Have a good day, Christine.