Prepare · Fish · Reflect

Know the water before you go

The old way… but on a phone. A real chart to study, the day weighed into one score, and a log that writes itself.

Open the chart Coming to the App Store

How it works · The cards · Pro

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Catch cards

Every fish gets a card.

Log a catch and SeaWolf prints it as a trading card: the fish on the front, where it happened on the back. Screenshot it. Send it. Collect the season.

Track
Length, weight, air, wind, tide and water, written in at the minute of the catch.
Atlantic Bonito Brown olive epoxy jig · Casting 10:24 AM
Weight 4.8 lbs
Length 22.0"
Air 68°F
Wind 8 SW
Tide Incoming
Water 66°F

Tap the card to turn it over. The spot stays on the back, and the back stays in the app.

How it works

Built the way a trip is.

SeaWolf Pro

Go deeper at every turn.

Pro doesn't add noise. It sharpens the three things that matter: what you can see before you go, how much the advisor can do while you're out, and how well it knows you when you come home.

  1. I

    Prepare deeper

    Sea temperature on the chart at 1 km, from the latest daily satellite analysis, with a line drawn at every half degree. You see the break before you burn the fuel.

  2. II

    Fish harder

    The advisor without limits: ask all day, build trip plans, analyze any stretch of water. Pro answers come from the bigger model.

  3. III

    Reflect fuller

    Advice and insights based on your log and fishing principles. Memory that carries from one trip to the next.

Always free: the chart with wind and tides, the conditions score for any spot, the log and the cards without limit, and the advisor with a daily allowance. Pro is for the angler the allowance can't keep up with.

Coming to the App Store

An auto-renewing subscription through the App Store, by the year or the month. The price is shown in the app before you buy; cancel anytime in your Apple ID settings. Terms

Not for navigation. For planning, exploring and logging. On the water, use official charts and a dedicated chartplotter or GPS.