Fisherfeed.
Our own product. An angler logs a catch in one tap, and the app records where, when and in what conditions, then identifies the fish from the photograph.
The brief.
Fisherfeed is a product we designed, built and run ourselves. On the water, one tap records the position, the time and the conditions: wind, pressure, air and water temperature, swell, tide and moon. A photograph of the fish comes back with the two most likely species and a confidence for each, and the angler confirms the right one. Every catch feeds a personal log, a map where private marks stay private, species boards, competitions and an hourly forecast for each spot. The website and the iPhone and Android apps run from one codebase against one API, and the apps keep logging without signal and send everything when the phone reconnects.
- Built for
- Ourselves
- Live since
- 2026
- Built with
- React, Express, Capacitor
What we built.
- One-tap catch logging that records the position, time, weather, tide and moon
- Species identification from a photograph, offered as two suggestions with a confidence score
- Competition entries checked by AI: the length or weight is read off the tape or scale in the photo, and the organiser has the final say
- A spot map of public spots, private marks, harbours and tackle shops
- An hourly forecast per spot: wind, pressure, swell, tide and moon
- Species boards, points, ranks and badges calculated from the log
- A social feed with follows, comments and push notifications
- iPhone and Android apps from the same codebase, with offline logging that syncs on reconnect