World Fishing Map

World Fishing Map

In-app purchases

About this app

Just snap a photo of your catch. AI identifies the species and your catch is plotted on a world map. See when, where and what is biting — by tide, weather, time of day and tackle — with a catch-logging and analytics app made for anglers.

■ Made for anglers who want to
- Keep a fishing log effortlessly, straight from a photo
- Identify an unfamiliar fish on the spot
- Learn how tides and weather affect their catches and plan the next trip
- Build their own fishing map — saltwater or freshwater, lure or bait

■ What you can do
- 📸 Snap & AI species ID — take a photo, get species candidates, confirm before saving.
- 🗺 Plot catches on a world map — see your own catches and the community's.
- 🌊 Analyze by tide, moon phase & weather — discover your best patterns.
- 🎣 Tackle analytics — break down catches by rod / reel / lure / rig / bait.
- 🐟 Fish encyclopedia — browse by taxonomy; jump to the page of the fish you caught.
- 🏅 Points & badges — Fish Token for trustworthy catches, Angler's Point that grows as you use the app, and achievement badges to collect.
- 👥 Community — likes, comments, follow, feed and direct messages.

■ Records you can trust
We automatically detect fraud such as re-photographing the same fish, and give objective value (Fish Token) only to trustworthy catches — so the map and rankings are reliable.

■ Your spots stay secret
Choose how each catch's location is shared: exact, only me, or blurred. Locations shown to others are blurred by default.

■ A note on safety
AI can misidentify fish, including venomous species. Never rely solely on the result — always verify safety yourself before handling any fish.

■ Price
All features are currently free.

Languages: Japanese / English

What’s new

Our mascot now shows emotions: thinking while the AI help prepares an answer, a troubled look when the connection fails, napping on empty screens, and a joyful smile when you finish the guide. Example chips in AI help can now be tapped to fill the input field.