Find Your Fish App

Fishing memory is unreliable. You remember the big bass but forget which stretch of the river, which bait, which tide. Find Your Fish is designed around that exact problem — it gives each catch a structured entry with a photo, date, location, bait used, and a short note, so the details that actually matter don't get lost between trips.

What the logbook holds

• Each catch is logged with a photo, date, location, bait type, and personal notes
• A search bar lets you filter entries by fish name, location, or bait
• Filter tabs sort the list by date, bait, or species
• A progress summary displays total catches, total baits used, most frequent species, and usage patterns through simple numbers and charts

AI Scan for species identification

The Scan AI feature analyzes a photo to help identify the fish. You can then use that result as a starting point for a new log entry rather than guessing at the name yourself. It's a practical tool for anglers who occasionally pull up something unfamiliar, though the app's interface is Portuguese-only, which limits how accessible this feature — and the app generally — will feel to non-Portuguese speakers.

A visual parallel worth noting

The app's icon frames a colorful cartoon fish inside a DSLR camera's LCD screen — green and yellow stripes, red fins, floating bubbles — set against a bright blue sky. That same image of a fish caught in a frame, a moment frozen and catalogued, echoes something familiar to anyone who has spent time with fishing games: the pause after the catch, the moment you actually look at what you've landed. Find Your Fish takes that beat and makes it the whole point.

How the data builds over time

• Bait observations accumulate into a clearer picture of what has actually been working
• Location notes — specific spots like a bend below a bridge or the eastern dock of a lake — stay retrievable instead of fading
• The summary view connects individual entries into visible patterns across sessions

The app's strength is its commitment to staying out of your way — quick entries, direct navigation, no unnecessary layers between the catch and the record.