What's new?

Every screen has been redesigned into one consistent style, with polished light and dark themes. Pick yours in Settings, or follow the system.

The four main screens — Sessions, Statistics, Calendar, Menu — are one tap away, with a docked “+” button in the middle. The hamburger menu is now a grouped Menu screen.

The info button in the title bar explains every screen in a few short, illustrated pages. Nothing pops up on its own.

Submit your best catches for the community showcase and follow the status of each submission.

Catches logged without weather can now be filled in retroactively. Processing runs in the background and notifies you when it finishes.

Catch photos are stored in the cloud, so they survive a change of device — existing photos can be uploaded in bulk.

Missing GPS coordinates can be added afterwards by tapping the map, for both sessions and catches.

With a waterbody or bait filter, personal best lists load page by page (10 items per page), automatically as you scroll.

Saving catch photos and session data, and signing in by email, are more dependable: the app is now ready for the case where a cloud document does not exist yet.

We updated the purchase SDK so a rare, iOS-specific fault cannot occur.

Import your catches from an Excel file: template download, real-time status tracking, per-row error lists and deletion support.

Sign in with a Google account or an Apple ID, alongside the existing email and password.

Full moon and new moon indicators on the monthly view, with tooltips.

Videos play inside the app, with emoji icons in the list and a Hungarian/English switcher.

One-tap clear button for the Method, Rig and Rod fields.

Record which baits you took on a trip, with maker, type, flavour and size — the app assembles the bait's name from them.

A catch can have more than one bait, so combined presentations are logged accurately.

The personal bests screen can filter your catches by bait.

A complete German translation, and a language picker that shows localised names in alphabetical order.

A redesigned screen with annual and all-time statistics — your whole fishing journey at a glance.

A cleaner interface, so logging and reviewing catches at the water is faster.

All six master data screens share one layout, a platform-appropriate search bar and a more compact list.

A year-picker dialog replaces the old scrolling.

When you reach the free plan's limit, watching an advertisement lets you record one more trip, catch or log entry — without subscribing.

Keep your fishing spots as master data of their own, and pick a trip's place from that list.

Drag a master data item sideways to activate or deactivate it, and the rows themselves got tidier.

Order the log's active and closed entries, and your catches, each on their own — and the choice is remembered for next time.

The subscription screen was redesigned and lays the plans out more clearly.

The session log's notifications were updated and are available again on Android.

Your data moves to the cloud, which opens the way to a lot of new features. Local storage stays, but what comes next builds on the cloud.

Record the weight of a catch in kilograms or in pounds, whichever you are used to.

Order a trip's catches by date or by weight.

A new menu item where short videos walk through how the app is used.

When you save a catch, the app fetches the weather for the trip's or the catch's place. Turn it on per trip or for every new trip, and refresh the data later if you need to.

Attach the phone's coordinates to a trip and to a catch — a different one per catch if you are on the move. Tap the location icon and they open on a map.

The year shows the days you spent on the bank; the month adds the catch count per day, and one tap opens a catch from there.

Menu → Data transfer carries your data and your photos over to the new phone, subscription included.

Follow your casts rod by rod: a catch turns the entry into a catch, a blank closes without one, and Re-cast opens the next with the same details.

Plan the recast up front and the app tells you when a rod is due.

The icon in the title bar switches between the two themes from any screen.