Coral · SaltwaterTHE AQUARIUM PLANNER / BETA
Design a reef before you build it.
Your next aquarium starts with an idea. Coralate is a photorealistic aquarium simulator that lets you try it in 3D — from the tank’s dimensions to the scape inside.
01 / START WITH YOUR SPACE
First, make room
for your idea.
Every reef starts with a tank. Pick a size, adjust the light, and take a look around. Try it here.
1:1 Your dimensions, in 3D.
Bring it to life
One coral. One plant. Two fish. Try them in your tank.
Coral · Saltwater
Plant · SaltwaterCodium
1–2 of 4 · A small taste of the library.
Breeder
in
Adjusts both lights together. Water color settings stay locked.
US gal
Before glass, freeboard, and decor.Disclaimer: This demo is representative of the Coralate editing experience, but it isn’t an exact replica of the full editor.
02 / MAKE IT YOURS
Bring your idea
to life.
Once the size feels right, build the world inside. Coralate takes you from a bare tank to a complete 3D aquarium design.
- 01
Give it a foundation.
Sculpt the substrate and add rocks. Leave room for the life you’ll add.
- 02
Bring it to life.
Explore fish, plants, and corals in the catalog. See how they fit together in your virtual aquarium.
- 03
Find the version you love.
Look from every angle, move things around, and share the plan before you start buying.

A little ocean. A lot of possibility.
Plan your reef before you bring it to life.
03 / FROM IDEA TO REAL BUILD
Your next tank
starts here.
Plan what you love before you bring it home. Join the beta to plan your own aquarium — we’ll email you when your invitation is ready.
BEFORE YOU DIVE IN
A few questions.
Is it for freshwater or saltwater aquariums?
Coralate currently focuses on saltwater aquariums and reef tanks. Freshwater aquariums are not supported at this time.
Does the simulator replace aquarium care research?
No. Coralate helps you visualize and plan a layout. Always check adult fish sizes, species compatibility, stocking needs, filtration, and water parameters before buying livestock or setting up a real aquarium.
What happens when I join the beta list?
We save your email so we can contact you about Coralate beta access. You are not creating an account or being charged. Access will be offered as the beta opens; signing up does not guarantee an immediate invitation.