Montana and Colorado
are going first.
We are launching in two states rather than smearing a thin national map across the country. Coverage in a beachhead state means the creek you actually fish is in here, with a real classification and a real gauge behind it.
Fish somewhere else? Sign up anyway. Where requests pile up is where we go next.
Request an invite
One email when your wave opens. That is the only thing we will ever send you.
How it works
Tell us your water
Email and the state you fish. A river name if you feel like it, which helps us prioritize coverage. Never a spot.
We open your wave
Invites go out in waves by state so we can watch the load and fix what breaks before the next group lands.
You fish and complain
TestFlight on iOS. Tell us what is wrong, what is missing, and where the score got it backwards. That is the whole job.
Why bother
What testers get.
Founding pricing, kept
Beta testers keep the founding rate when we open to everyone: $23.99 for the first year instead of $39.99.
Pro unlocked during the beta
Every paid feature is on while you are testing. There is no point testing a product with half of it behind a wall.
Direct line to the build
This is a small operation. Your report goes to the person who writes the code, not to a ticket queue.
Beta software breaks. Expect bugs and occasional downtime, keep your own copies of anything irreplaceable, and use the export tool in Settings whenever you want your data out.