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About this app

HawkEye® Fusion™ helps boaters and anglers turn an Android tablet or phone into a custom marine command center. Designed for on-the-water use, the app makes it easy to run multiple marine and fishing apps side-by-side so users can build a display that fits the way they fish and boat.
Whether you want to view DepthTrax® PLUS next to weather radar, run FishPod® alongside mapping, or keep depth, sonar, navigation, and conditions visible at the same time, HawkEye Fusion gives you a flexible way to create a personalized helm experience on your Android device.
Key benefits include support for split-screen style layouts, a better experience for larger tablets, and a convenient way to pair HawkEye apps with the other tools boaters already use. It is especially well suited for users of HawkEye FishPod and DepthTrax PLUS who want a cleaner, more useful multi-app display.
Use HawkEye Fusion to build a more capable digital helm, reduce app switching, and keep the information you need visible when it matters most.
Key Features:
· Create a custom marine dashboard on Android
· Run compatible boating and fishing apps side-by-side
· Works especially well with HawkEye FishPod and DepthTrax PLUS
· Keep sonar, depth, maps, weather, and navigation visible together
· Ideal for tablets used as portable or permanent virtual helm displays
· Designed for anglers and boaters who want a flexible, customizable layout
Build a custom boating and fishing dashboard on your Android device.
Updated on
Jul 29, 2026

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