BreakIQ: Fishing Forecast

Log the whole day, not just the catch — and pin the moment it happened. NEW • Mark fish as raised, lost, boated, or released. Every entry captures the same water conditions, so the model learns from all of it, not just the ones that made it to the deck. • Nail the exact catch time. Drag back on a scrubber, use the native time picker, or grab it straight from your photo's timestamp. • Tides. Inlet cards with the day's highs and lows from NOAA CO-OPS, free for every captain. Every catch you log now records the tide it was caught on, so the pattern is there when you go looking for it. • Relief-shaded bottom. The shelf, the canyons and the ledges read three-dimensionally instead of as flat colour, and the depth contours were rebuilt at native resolution — the shelf break is drawn where it actually is. • Vessel traffic on the map (Tournament). Live commercial ship positions around you, refreshed as often as every 30 minutes. Not for navigation. • Your logbook says which trip a fish came from. Tap through from the fish to the trip that produced it. • A layers picker that gets out of the way. A header with clear-all in one tap, compact rows, and the list grouped by what each layer costs you. • The Gulf of Maine is now a region, with its own briefing and pins. • Your own numbers are free. History and trip detail no longer sit behind an upgrade — you never meet a paywall where your own catches are the data. • Pull to refresh on Reports, your Logbook, Trips, and the map. • Proper dark and tinted app icons for iOS 18 home screens. FIXED • Notifications. Alerts now prompt correctly for your account, and turning them back on is one tap. • Smoother sign-in when Apple Sign-In isn't available on your device — we point you straight to email instead of a dead end. • Performance. Fixed a slowdown that could make the app feel laggy after extended use. • The sign-in screen could freeze for two seconds or more on a cold start — it was compiling graphics shaders on the main thread the first time the screen drew. It doesn't any more. • Restore Purchases reports the plan you actually hold, not whatever the store last reported. • The downgrade button on the upgrade screen renders as a button again. • Trip fixes: an archived merged trip keeps its crew mark, and trip detail no longer offers an edit that nothing saved. • The Report tab loads your timing and tide cards every time you open it, not just on a fresh install. Your catch locations stay private by default, and shared catches are location-masked before anyone else sees them.