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BasicsPlatformiOS, AndroidiOS, Apple Watch
PriceFree to download with a 7-day free trial; core features (AI ID, catch log, leaderboards) require a Catchr Pro subscription, with tiers ranging from a few dollars/month up to around $29.99/year (App Store lists several price points — check the in-app purchase screen for current pricing). The developer states financial aid is available on request.$9.9 USD one-time purchase for Pro (not a subscription)
Fishing StyleGeneralFly Fishing, Lure, General
LanguageENZH, EN, JA
Core FeaturesSocial Sharing
Catch Log
Personal Spot Log
WeatherUnsure
Fish ID
Standout FeaturesPublic Spot MapUnsure
Offline Maps
Regulations Lookup
Tide & Almanac
Badge Collection
Auto Capture
Gear Marketplace
Tournament Mode
Guide Booking
Hardware Integration
Wearable Support
Privacy First
AI Data Analysis
AI Spot Finder
User FeedbackPros
Fast, mostly-accurate AI photo identification is the standout feature
Pokédex-style collection (uncaught species shown as blacked-out silhouettes that unlock on catch) makes logging feel like a game
Developer is visibly active in App Store reviews, shipping requested features quickly
Leaderboards and friendly challenges add a social/competitive hook
Unsure
Cons
Users hit a subscription paywall almost immediately after signup — scanning, the catch log, and leaderboards are all locked, so the free version is barely usable
Some paying users report uploads getting stuck at "finalizing identification" and other technical glitches
English-only interface with a freshwater, North America-leaning species database limits usefulness elsewhere
Unsure