Does it really work for fish other than bass?
Yes. Bass is what we obsess over, but the AI is sharp on
largemouth, smallmouth, spotted bass, trout, walleye, crappie,
pike, redfish, and other common freshwater and inshore species —
with technique advice that changes by species, not generic
"catch fish" text.
What does "verified waypoints" actually mean?
When the AI suggests a spot, the server cross-references it
against the real OpenStreetMap water polygon for that lake or
river. Pins that land on dry land, the wrong cove, or a
hallucinated body of water get rejected before they reach you.
You only see spots that are actually on water.
What data goes into a recommendation?
Live weather, barometric pressure, wind, cloud cover, water
temperature, time of year, the day's solunar major/minor
windows, and your own private catch history. The model cites
what it's leaning on so you can second-guess any call.
Will it work offline at the lake?
Catch logging, your map, and your last recommendation work
offline — the client caches locally and syncs the moment signal
returns. New AI chat turns need connectivity since the model
runs server-side.
How does billing work?
Bass Caddy Pro is $14.99/month, billed by Apple through your
App Store account. The subscription renews monthly until you
cancel. Manage or cancel anytime from
App Store → your name → Subscriptions.
Is my catch data private?
Every pin and every catch is private to your account by
default. Sharing is one catch at a time, via a signed link you
choose to send. We don't sell or aggregate your locations.
Android?
iOS is live. Android is in active development — the project is
already scaffolded alongside the iOS client and shares the same
server backend.
