The logbook
Your private logbook
Every catch you log lands in one place that is yours.
Your map
Open the private logbook tab and your catches are pins on a map. Long-press to drop a new one. Tap a pin for the full entry. Draw a search ring, from 100 m out to 500 km, and see how many of your entries sit inside it.
This map shows your own catches and the entries you have claimed or unlocked from other anglers. Nobody else sees it.
Your history
The entries list holds everything you have ever logged, searchable by name and filtered the way you actually think: by species, by tag, by tide, by the date you caught it, or by the date you imported it. Sort by newest, oldest, A–Z or nearest.
Statistics turns that history into answers. Your best moon phases and seasons per species. Your best tides, where the tide was recorded with the catch. Your landing rate from Fish On!. Your longest fights, with the photo and the species. Your personal bests. Your own seasons, defined by the months that actually matter where you fish.
And if you want to track more, you can switch it on: a lost-gear log, a bait and lure tally, personal bests per species. Skippable, always.
Your tracks
Record where you went. Each track shows in the list with a mini-map, its distance and its duration; open it, or put every track on one map at once.
Every recorded track is backed up to your own account, so a lost or replaced phone does not cost you your history. A track is visible to you alone and appears only on your own maps. Delete it on one phone and it goes everywhere.
Your photos
Photos are their own library inside the app, the master copy. One photo can become an entry, a feed post and a piece of Local Intel without ever being duplicated, and each use is marked so you can see at a glance where a picture is doing work.
Deleting happens in one place, with a warning that tells you exactly what else uses that photo.
What stays with you
Your logbook is yours. You decide, entry by entry, whether anything from it is ever published. Nothing you log is public until you publish it.
You can export the whole thing as a file from the app, once a day: your profile, your entries, the details behind your photos, your tracks, and everything you have bought or claimed.
Get the app
The logbook is free on the Apple App Store and Google Play. If you want part of yours to be worth reading to somebody else, publishing starts on the website.