Mend: Fishing License Wallet

Heading out this weekend? Keep every fishing license, permit, and tag on your phone — ready the moment a conservation officer asks, even with no signal at the water. Paper licenses tear, fade, and end up in your other jacket. Screenshots get buried in your camera roll. Mend gives your licenses a home: snap one photo and Mend reads the details off it — state, license number, dates — and files it in your wallet. From then on it opens instantly, offline, whenever you need it. WHY ANGLERS USE MEND • Works with zero signal — Your licenses live on your device, so they open instantly at the boat ramp, a backcountry stream, or anywhere the bars disappear. • Reads your license for you — Take one photo or add a PDF, and Mend pulls the details out. No typing on a tailgate. You can always enter it by hand if you'd rather. • Every state in one wallet — Fishing two states in one trip? Keep licenses from as many states as you like, side by side. • Renewal reminders — A heads-up before a license expires, so opening day never catches you lapsed. • Fast to show — The right license in a couple of taps when you're asked to produce it. • Built for the outdoors — A clean layout that's easy to read in bright sun with cold hands. ADD LICENSES FROM ANYWHERE Got a PDF or photo of your license in Mail, Files, Photos, or on a state website? Share it straight to Mend and it's read and filed for you. BACKED UP, NOT LOST Sign in with Apple and your wallet backs up to your own iCloud. Drop your phone in the river, and your licenses are waiting on the new one. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your licenses are personal, and Mend treats them that way. They're stored on your device and in your private iCloud — not on our servers. We don't sell your data, and we don't want it. COMPLETELY FREE Every feature, every license. No subscription, no upsells. Mend is free. — Mend is an independent app built by an angler, for anglers. It doesn't issue licenses or connect to any state agency — it's a private place to store the licenses you already hold. Always follow your state's regulations for carrying and displaying proof of license.