Social Responsibility: The ABALOBI Fisher App not only forms the foundation of the ABALOBI ICT4Fisheries Traceability Technology, it also provides a means to introduce small-scale fishers to the ABALOBI programme and help them understand the ABALOBI vision of thriving, equitable and sustainable fishing communities. This vision is underpinned by the following four functionalities linked to the ABALOBI Fisher App. Firstly the app enables small-scale fishers to co-produce knowledge by recording various oceanic, atmospheric and fisheries parameters, enter their catches into a daily electronic logbook, and utilise dashboards to visualise their data and fishing history. Secondly, the app provides a basic accounting platform where small-scale fishers can log income and expenses, thus providing these fishers with a tool to build a financial profile and prove to financial institutions that they earn an income through fishing. Thirdly, although all participating small-scale fishers using the app own their data, the platform enables them to share different data elements with various fisheries stakeholders should they choose to do so. Critically, this data can also be used by the fishers to legitimise their work, for example demonstrating to a government during a rights allocation process that fishing is their primary livelihood activity. Lastly, the app allows for various fishing community members to register and record various activities linked to marine resource utilisation. From fish cleaning services for fishers returning from sea to the small-scale production of value-added products utilising coastal and marine resources, these activities can be recorded on the app which assists in building a more holistic picture of how a small-scale fishing community functions and how benefits are distributed.