Most fishing apps show you a map.Fisho shows you the seafloor.
Ten-metre surveyed bathymetry, a habitat model that knows what a fish wants, and live ocean conditions layered over the top. Built for people who take it seriously.
Every ledge, drop-off and pinnacle.
The seafloor in real 3D — tilt it, spin it, read it.
Ten-metre detail across the shelf, right out to the deep.
- Shelf resolution
- 10 m
- Charted to
- 6,000 m
- Contour interval inshore
- 2 m
Charts are not for navigation — they are a fishing tool.
Where the fish should be, before you go.
The model reads the ground itself — slope, relief, reef, drop-offs, the channels that funnel bait — then layers live water temperature, colour and current over the top.
It shows you likelihood, per species, before you burn the fuel.
Below the threshold nothing is drawn at all. It doesn't guess where it has no basis to.
Conditions can only realise or suppress good ground. They can never manufacture it.
Built from the seafloor — not a heatmap of other people's catches. Your marks stay yours.
An assistant that actually does the work.
Ask it to plan a session and it pulls the forecast, checks the tides, reads your catch history and gives you a window with a reason — not a paragraph of hedging.
- 01Identify a fish from a photo
- species, confidence, and the ones it could be confused with
- 02Check the rules before you keep it
- size and bag limits for where you actually are
- 03Plan the session
- forecast, tide, and a window with the reasoning shown
- 04Watch a spot for you
- it checks the forecast daily and pings you when a day lines up
- 05Find marks within range
- offshore ground you can reach, from where you are
- 06Recommend tackle
- from your own box, matched to the species and the conditions
- 07Log the catch, set the reminder, enter the comp
- all by asking
It asks before it acts. Anything that writes — logging a catch, entering a comp, starting a watch — is confirmed in plain language first.
Your boat, online.
Atlas wires into the boat's network and reads the whole vessel — engine revs, oil pressure, coolant, hours, fuel burn, depth, speed, heading, wind, air and sea temperature, and battery. Live on your phone.
Offline first. Everything runs on the device. Voice, instruments and predictive fishing all work with no signal at all.
Voice. Wake word "Atlas". Hands stay on the wheel.
Digital switching. Control your circuits from the app where the vessel's system supports it.
Automations. "On engine start, brief me and ask if I want to log the trip."
It sees the bottom before the sounder can. Atlas reads the charted ground ahead of the hull and warns you about what the sounder hasn't reached yet.
Know the boat is right before you leave the ramp.
One check covers the weather window, the tide, fuel, service, rego and insurance, safety gear and the boat's own systems — and tells you ready, caution, or not today.
Unknowns count against readiness. We never invent a pass.
- Wind
- caution 16 kn · fail 22 kn
- Gusts
- caution 25 kn · fail 30 kn
- Wave height
- caution 1.5 m · fail 2.5 m
- Window
- the next 12 hours
Dock Watch Arm it and the boat checks in about every minute. If it goes quiet, you get told. It watches movement and battery, so you hear about a dragging mooring or a flat battery from your kitchen — not the car park.
Log the fish. The conditions log themselves.
Every catch is stamped with what the water was actually doing — wind, tide state and height, pressure, air and sea temperature, swell, moon, and the solunar windows. You never type any of it.
- WIND
- 14 kn NE
- TIDE
- Rising 1.8 m
- PRESSURE
- 1013 hPa
- SEA TEMP
- 27.4 °C
- SWELL
- 0.9 m @ 11 s
- MOON
- Waning gibbous 76 %
Multi-species sessions, with landed, lost and missed per species.
Your tackle links through to the catch — rod, reel, line, leader, hook, bait, lure.
Every user, every plan. The data is always captured.
Hide a spot and it stays hidden — excluded from the feed, from exports, from everything downstream. Absent permission is treated as no.
Your own data, read back to you.
Your strike-zone window, your best tide, your deadliest method-and-tide combination, how each species runs through the year, which baits actually convert, and a nudge when you've been off the water too long.
These are statistics, not guesses. An insight only appears once there's enough data behind it.
- Your Strike Zone: 10 AM – 12 PM
- 40 % of your catches land in this window
- High Tide Is Your Best
- 60 % on high vs 40 % on falling — a 20 point gap
- NE Wind Is Your Friend
- 40 % on NE; E winds produced only 20 %
Clubs, leagues and crew.
Six competition formats — species, size, weight, specimen, target and most species. Photo verification keeps it honest. Leagues score biggest-single or combined across your entries.
Crew is separate from following — your live position only ever goes to people you've crewed both ways with.
Status comes off the boat itself: running, trolling, fishing, anchored, idle.
Built for people who fish properly.
Free to start. On iPhone and Android.
