MarshHQ is a waterfowl hunting log built for the blind. Start a hunt before shooting light, log every bird as it comes in, and keep your lease group's calendar and conversation in one place — on the phone that's already in your pocket at 4:50 AM.

LOG THE HUNT AS IT HAPPENS
• Start a hunt from the Today screen and pick up where you left off if you step away.
• Legal shooting light for your blind's location, worked out on the phone, so it's there with no signal.
• Log each bird in a couple of taps: species, drake or hen, and who shot it.
• See where you stand against the daily bag limit as you go.
• Add the hunters in your party so every bird lands on the right person's record.

WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL
Most marshes and flooded timber don't have a bar of service. MarshHQ saves what you log on the phone and syncs it when you're back in range — nothing to re-enter at the truck.

RUN THE LEASE WITHOUT THE GROUP TEXT
• A shared calendar for your lease group: see who has which blind on which day, by month or by day.
• Book a day, bring a guest, and let everyone see it — no double-booked blinds.
• The blind's access notes for the days you hold (gate code, parking, the way in) are saved on your phone, so they're there before daylight with no signal.
• Group chat for the plan: wind, decoys, who's picking up the boat.
• Choose which booking confirmations, hunt invites, reminders and daily summaries MarshHQ sends you.

YOUR WHOLE SEASON, ONE ACCOUNT
The app works with your MarshHQ account, so everything you log on the phone shows up on marshhq.com: your hunt history, your spots, weather saved with every hunt, season analytics, and youth hunters' records. Clubs that run blinds as a business manage members, leases, day-hunt bookings and guides on the website, and their members use the app in the blind.

SIGN IN YOUR WAY
Sign in with Google or with email and password. Your session is stored encrypted on the device. You can delete your account from inside the app at any time.

Bag limits and season dates are for reference only and may not reflect the most current regulations. Always verify with USFWS and your state wildlife agency before hunting.

Questions or feedback: support@marshhq.com