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FishCoin — Build 16 (TestFlight)

What's new since build 14

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My catches

A new gallery of everything you've recorded. Each catch keeps its best still frame, where you caught it, and what the measurement came back as. It works completely offline — your catches are on the phone, so they're there on the water with no signal, not just when you get home.

Tap a catch to see it in full, with a link straight into Maps.

Day, week, month and year totals sit at the top. Anything still being measured is counted separately underneath, so a fish you recorded a minute ago never looks like it went missing.

Rejected captures get their own tab instead of being hidden. If the FishCoin wasn't visible, that's the single most useful thing to know before your next cast, and every catch now says in plain English what happened and what to do differently.

Deleting catches

You can now remove catches you don't want to keep — swipe a single one, or tap Select to choose several at once.

If the catch hasn't uploaded yet, it's stopped and deleted outright, so it never leaves your phone. If it has already uploaded, it disappears from your gallery and the record is marked as deleted on our side. We'll always tell you which of the two is happening before you confirm.

Coin check before you upload

The app now looks for the FishCoin in your capture straight after recording and warns you if it can't see one clearly — while you're still standing there with the fish, rather than minutes later. It's only ever advice: you can always upload anyway.

Tournaments and events

Catches recorded during an event you've entered are now attached to it automatically. The catch itself tells you whether it counted, and if it didn't, why — outside the event dates, not registered, and so on. No extra steps.

Tape measurements

If you're helping us calibrate, you can enter a real tape measurement with a capture. It's shown in inches or millimetres depending on where you are, and it's entirely optional.

No more email step

Recording a catch no longer opens your email app. Everything uploads directly.

If you'd previously tried to record a catch and the app refused because Apple Mail wasn't set up on your phone — that's fixed. Mail is no longer involved at any point, and captures no longer depend on having it configured.

Fixes

Catches" could overlap the RECORD CATCH button and make it unpressable. This showed up when the location banner was on screen, which is most of the time while capturing.

upload" forever. It now says so honestly.

numbers that change later.

Known limits in this build

looks wrong — especially deleting a catch that's still uploading — please tell us.

build won't show event information.