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BasicsPlatformiOSiOS, Apple Watch
PriceThe flagship app is a $5.99 one-time purchase covering the core solunar tables, moon/sun times, and calendar views; Maps & Markers, Range Finder, and Premium Weather with Tides/Radar are separate one-time in-app purchases. The same developer also publishes a free companion app, 'Hunt & Fish Times by iSolunar™', which unlocks all premium features via a 3-day free trial followed by an auto-renewing subscription ($0.99/month up to $8.99/year).$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
Weather
Fish ID
Standout FeaturesPublic Spot Map
Offline MapsUnsure
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
Long-time hunters report the major/minor period ratings reliably line up with real deer and duck activity, with one 5-year user crediting it for consistently finding productive stand times
A rare one-time $5.99 purchase avoids the ongoing subscription fees most competing solunar apps charge, matching the app's own 'No subscription fees!' pitch
Simple, easy-to-read day/week/month tables without complicated graphics suit users who just want a quick good/fair/poor rating
Actively maintained since 2010 with regular updates rather than being an abandoned app
Trophy Room lets users save and share catch/harvest photos directly to Instagram, Facebook, text, or email
Unsure
Cons
Release notes repeatedly reference fixes for weather-data glitches and crash-at-launch issues across several updates, suggesting intermittent stability problems for some users
Maps & Markers, Range Finder, and Premium Weather/Tides all sit behind additional in-app purchases on top of the base price
The companion free app requires an auto-renewing subscription after only a 3-day trial, and past changelogs mention a 'subscription not registering properly' bug
Solunar theory itself is contested — outdoor forum users note these apps are 'only about 50% right' since weather fronts and other factors also drive activity
iOS-only with no Android version, cutting off cross-platform households
Unsure