Fishing Points: Map & Forecast

Fishing Points: Map & Forecast

By Fishing Points d.o.o.

Fishing Points is a fishing utility app for iOS and Android that provides weather, tide, and nautical mapping tools for recreational and professional anglers.

The App DNA

What makes this app unique?

Anglers use the platform to reduce the cognitive load of trip planning by centralizing disparate marine data sources into a single, location-aware interface.

For Salt and freshwater anglers ranging from beginners to professionals requiring localized weather, tide, and topographical data.

What does it look like?

Key features

Nautical Map Layersedge

Worldwide marine charts including seagrass and oyster beds, acting as a primary paid-tier conversion lever.

Catch Logbookstandard

Private database that automatically logs weather and tide data for every catch, serving as a core retention loop.

Fish Activity Forecaststandard

Solunar-based feeding time predictions for major and minor intervals, providing baseline utility for the free tier.

How much does it cost?

freemiumFree tier with core forecastingPremium tier with advanced mapping and offline access

The freemium model gates essential utility like offline nautical charts behind a subscription, which acts as a primary conversion lever but also a source of user friction.

Velocity

Active developmentUX improvementsnew contentplatform expansionShow more...

The app maintains an active development cadence, shipping 5 releases over the past 90 days, averaging approximately 0.38 releases per week. Development is focused on significant UX redesigns, expanded geographic data coverage, and new functional tools like live activities and file imports. The release history shows a stable, feature-driven trajectory with no signs of slowing down or shifting to purely maintenance-based updates. The publisher consistently provides detailed, transparent release notes highlighting new capabilities.

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Who built it?

Fishing Points d.o.o.

4 apps tracked · Sports

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User Sentiment

What do users think recently?

Fresh user feedback skews excited. Users appreciate accurate weather and tide data provide essential planning tools for anglers across various coastal regions and comprehensive fishing logs and species regulations help new and experienced anglers track their catch history, but report aggressive advertising and subscription prompts disrupt the user experience and frustrate free-tier participants.

How are ratings & reviews evolving?

May 18: 11 reviews (7 positive · 1 neutral · 3 negative)11May 25: 8 reviews (2 positive · 1 neutral · 5 negative)Jun 1: 9 reviews (6 positive · 0 neutral · 3 negative)Jun 8: 6 reviews (5 positive · 1 neutral · 0 negative)Jun 15: 9 reviews (8 positive · 1 neutral · 0 negative)Jun 22: 5 reviews (2 positive · 0 neutral · 3 negative)Jun 29: 7 reviews (6 positive · 0 neutral · 1 negative)Jul 6: 8 reviews (7 positive · 0 neutral · 1 negative)Jul 13: 7 reviews (5 positive · 1 neutral · 1 negative)Jul 20: 8 reviews (7 positive · 0 neutral · 1 negative)Jul 27: 5 reviews (4 positive · 1 neutral · 0 negative)Aug 3: 5 reviews (5 positive · 0 neutral · 0 negative)Aug 10: 1 reviews (0 positive · 1 neutral · 0 negative)May 18Aug 10
Positive Neutral Negative
3.0

Weekly average review rating

Google Play
4.43 · 205k
App Store
4.65 · 30k

What users say, by theme

What Users Love
  • Accurate weather and tide data provide essential planning tools for anglers across various coastal regions
  • Comprehensive fishing logs and species regulations help new and experienced anglers track their catch history
  • Intuitive map interface and satellite views assist users in identifying productive fishing locations effectively
What Frustrates Users
  • Aggressive advertising and subscription prompts disrupt the user experience and frustrate free-tier participants
+ 2 more themes
What Users Want 3 requests inside

120 of 623 recent reviews analyzed · high confidence · Excited overall

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Competition

Competitive landscape for Fishing Points: Map & Forecast

How's the Sports market?

Fishing Points maintains a strong presence in the Sports category, currently ranking in the top 30 grossing charts across multiple international markets. The gap between its high free-tier install volume and its grossing rank suggests that while the utility is widely adopted, the conversion to premium mapping remains a critical revenue bottleneck.

The rivals identified

CatchStat
CatchStatactive nemesis

By CatchStat.com

CatchStat competes directly by targeting the professional and competitive angling segment, focusing on verifiable data and tournament integrity rather than general recreational forecasting.

  • Provides verifiable catch logging for tournament integrity, whereas Fishing Points focuses on recreational spot discovery.
  • Features live tournament leaderboards that drive high-intent competitive engagement, a feature currently absent in our platform.
  • Utilizes push notifications for real-time tournament updates, creating a more urgent and active user experience.
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The Analyst's Read

Key takeaways for Fishing Points: Map & Forecast

Where is it heading?

The fishing utility market is consolidating around high-fidelity navigation and community-driven verification, leaving Fishing Points exposed to rivals that offer tournament-grade integrity. If the platform fails to resolve its waypoint stability issues, it risks losing its core recreational base to competitors that provide more reliable, albeit less comprehensive, forecasting tools.

  • Waypoint data loss incidents erode trust in the platform, which compounds the rating drag already visible in recent feedback.
  • The latest release added live activities for navigation, signaling active feature investment rather than maintenance-only development.

The SWOT

Core Strengths
  • Worldwide nautical chart access provides a defensible barrier against general-purpose weather apps.
  • 12 million user base provides superior data density for spot discovery.
Critical Frictions 2 weaknesses inside
Growth Levers
  • Automated fish identification tools could capture the beginner segment currently requesting verification assistance.
  • Integration of tidal coefficients would improve utility for serious maritime navigation.
Market Threats 2 threats identified

Next best moves

1 Pivot · 1 Invest

Rebuild waypoint persistence logic because data loss is a top-cited reliability complaint → stabilize retention

+ 1 more prioritized move

The counter-intuitive read

The reliance on a freemium model that gates…

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Feature gaps

Verifiable tournament-grade catch logging (available in CatchStat but missing here). +1

Since the last report: Waypoint data loss has become a primary driver of user friction, offsetting the positive sentiment gains from recent navigation feature updates. The platform is currently navigating a tension between active feature development and core stability challenges.

Bottom line

Stabilizing waypoint persistence is the prerequisite for scaling the premium tier, as current data-loss incidents undermine the value of the paid mapping features. Prioritizing core reliability will unlock higher long-term retention among the 12 million user base.

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FAQ

Is Fishing Points worth paying for if I only fish occasionally?
Based on user reviews, the premium tier is primarily designed for boaters and remote anglers who require offline nautical charts. Casual users report that the free version's tide and weather forecasts are sufficient for their needs.
How does Fishing Points compare to CatchStat?
Fishing Points focuses on recreational spot discovery and all-in-one forecasting, whereas CatchStat targets competitive anglers with tournament-grade, verifiable catch logging.
Does Fishing Points work in remote areas without internet?
The app offers an offline mode with nautical charts, but recent user reviews report that some features, including waypoint syncing, may require a connection.
What is a free alternative for fishing forecasts?
While Fishing Points offers a unique combination of nautical maps and solunar data, users seeking simple weather and tide forecasts often look to general-purpose marine weather apps.

Sources

  1. [1] Play Store, source
  2. [2] App Store, source

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What's new

Waypoint data loss has become a primary driver of user friction, offsetting the positive sentiment gains from recent navigation feature updates. The platform is currently navigating a tension between active feature development and core stability challenges.

declined

Waypoint Data Loss

improved

Overall Sentiment

added

Tidal Data Accuracy

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Tidal Coefficient Opportunity

Cite this report

Marlvel.ai. “Fishing Points: Map & Forecast Intelligence Report.” Updated Aug 6, 2026. https://marlvel.ai/apps/com-gregacucnik-fishingpoints

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