Fishing Spots & Map: Fish AI

What fish is that? Point your camera at any catch and know in seconds, the species, whether it's safe to eat, and how it measures up to the record. Fish Identifier names the fish from a single photo and turns every trip into a logbook. Freshwater or saltwater, from the bank, a boat or the aquarium glass, snap it and get a clear answer. HOW IT WORKS • Snap a photo (or pick one from your library) • AI identifies the species from body shape, fins and markings • Get the common and scientific name and typical & record size • See instantly whether it's safe to eat • Every catch is saved to your personal log KNOW WHAT'S SAFE TO EAT Some fish are perfectly good eating; others carry real risk, ciguatera in large reef predators, tetrodotoxin in pufferfish, mercury advisories on older fish. Every identification includes a clear edibility answer that errs on the side of caution and names dangerous lookalikes, so you never guess with dinner. MORE THAN AN ID APP • Catch Log: record species, length, weight, spot and photo; track your personal bests • Bitetime: a solunar forecast that shows the best hours to fish today, from sunrise, sunset and moon phase • Fishing Spots: find lakes, rivers, piers and boat ramps near you on the map • Almanac & Explore: a field guide of species plus practical articles on reading water, bait and safe handling BUILT FOR EVERY ANGLER • Works for freshwater and saltwater species • Honest answers: when the AI isn't sure, it says so and names the closest match • Fast, private, no account needed CREDITS Packs of 10 or 20 credits. 1 credit unlocks the full result of a scan. No subscription, no auto-renewal. Maps, guides and all other features are free. Note: identifications and edibility notes are informational only and can be wrong. Never eat a fish based solely on an app identification, and follow your local consumption advisories and fishing regulations. Terms of Use: https://identifier-proxy.vercel.app/fish/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://identifier-proxy.vercel.app/fish/privacy/ Scan your next catch, and finally put a name to the one that got away.