Live dam generation schedules, lightning alerts that work with the app closed, tournament-day game plans, and a catch log that turns your history into bite patterns — built by a tournament bass angler for 20 Southeastern reservoirs.
What it does
Live generation schedules for 20 Southeastern reservoirs — TVA, U.S. Army Corps, and Alabama Power in one place — with a push alert before the dam starts pulling. When the current turns the fish on, you're already sitting on the right spot instead of hearing about it at the ramp.

Arm it and a server watches the sky around your position — boat, bank, or deer stand — and buzzes your phone and your watch even with the app closed. Built by an angler who's been caught on the wrong end of the lake one time too many.

Check-in countdown with reminders at 1 hour and 30 minutes, generation alerts for your lake, an emergency card, and a deterministic game plan built from public data — tournament-safe by design: no AI chat, legal in competition. Practice Mode scouts future days and arms your alerts automatically at 6 AM on trip day.

Every catch is stamped with the conditions the moment you log it — current moving or slack, pressure rising or falling, feeding windows. Bite patterns build themselves: time of day, pressure, top lures, spot types. Your history becomes your edge.

One tap builds a clean PDF of your day — stats, conditions, bite patterns — ready to text a buddy or answer the eternal ramp question, "how'd y'all do?" Your spots and GPS never leave your phone unless you choose to share them.

The stuff serious anglers keep in three notebooks and a glovebox, in one field book:

Lakes covered at launch
TVA, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Alabama Power systems — with a request button inside the app if yours isn't here yet.
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