Bitegrid: Fish Forecast & Mapv1.2

What changed

• New featureAI-driven spot detection for depth shading features like holes, bars, and drop-offs
• UXEnhanced spot cards with depth data, tide effects, and routing options
• New featureNew trip planning tools including NOAA tidal currents and safety line routing
• ContentIntegration of FWC artificial-reef and NOAA wreck/obstruction data cards
• SocialNew tournament features including trophies, rejoin codes, and organizer controls
• ContentAdded visual images for all 28 fish species in the Catch Log
• PerformanceMap performance optimizations for faster, smoother rendering and zooming
• New featureOffline map support for depth-shading updates
• UXAutomated night speed limit indicators that switch at sunset
• UXFilter functionality for spots via long-press on chips

Original release notes

AI Spots, improvements:
the phone finds the spots itself in Live Depth Shading: holes, bars, drop-offs, channel edges, troughs, creek mouths and shorelines with depth;
each is rated 1–5 stars, with shore type and nearby seagrass and oyster beds counted in;
the card shows depth now, why it’s a spot, what high and low tide do there, fish and bait, and Route here;
long-press the chip to filter spots, and markers carry a star badge, with top spots glowing.

Trip planning:
trip times from the spot card, and a beach start for paddlers;
NOAA tidal current in trip times where a station is near;
a 3 ft safety line while you plan, routes that never cross land, and Clear route.
Reefs and wrecks: FWC artificial-reef cards, and wreck, rock and obstruction cards from NOAA’s chart.

Tournaments: several ways to win, a Champion trophy, rejoin by code, and End/Cancel for organizers.

Catch Log: all 28 fish in the collection have pictures.

Map: faster and smoother, zooms out to the whole US, offline areas offer depth-shading updates, and shading stays steady on slow connections. It also gets a simpler depth card, night speed limits that switch at sunset.