Releases
Version history and milestones for FishHogs.
2026
Apr 7
v0.4.0
Accounts & public launch
iOSAndroid
- •Everything from v0.3.7 (Tackle Box, calculators, rockfish guide, document storage) — now on the App Store and Play Store
- •Sign in with Google and Apple
- •Free to use — no account required for NOAA charts and local markers
- •Coming soon: bathymetry depth contours and cross-device sync
Apr 7
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v0.4.0 live on App Store & Google Play
FishHogs v0.4.0 — with Google and Apple Sign-In — publicly available on both stores.
Apr 3
v0.3.7
Tackle Box, catches, and fishing tools
iOSAndroidInternal
TestFlight / Play internal testing only — not yet on the public stores.
- •Tackle Box tab — new home for fishing tools and utilities
- •Catches split out from markers with their own UI and fish icon discriminator
- •Halibut weight calculator — IPHC formula-based length-to-weight estimation for Pacific halibut in SE Alaska
- •Rockfish species reference guide — 42 Alaska species with photos and identification tips
- •License & document storage — photo/PDF upload for fishing licenses and regulations
- •GPX marker import/export with Garmin-standard waypoint symbols
- •Bulk marker operations — multi-select, delete, change color and icon
- •FontAwesome vector marker icons replacing emoji markers
- •Legal disclaimer and Terms of Service acceptance gate on first launch
- •Improved chart tile reliability and loading performance
Apr 1
v0.3.6
Predictor line rework and UI/UX polish
iOSAndroid
- •Predictor line rework with ruler-style ticks and flexible sliders
- •UI/UX cleanup across the app
Mar 26
v0.3.5
Initial public release
iOSAndroid
- •NOAA nautical charts for US coastal waters and the Great Lakes
- •GPS position, heading, speed, and course overlay
- •Marker management with local storage
- •In-app feedback via email
Mar 26
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Live on App Store & Google Play
FishHogs available for download on iOS and Android.
Mar 22
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Website launch
fishhogs.app goes live with About, Support, and Privacy pages.
2025
Sep 1
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Project started
Sketched on a napkin at the Harbor Bar in Petersburg, Alaska.