Chum: Offline Fish ID & Regs

Point Chum at a fish and it tells you what you caught — right on your phone, no signal needed. Then it shows the rules for the water you're standing in, and files the catch in a log you'll actually keep. WORKS ENTIRELY OFFLINE Identification runs on the phone. Forty miles out, no bars, it still answers. Regulations, species pages, and your log are all on board. WHAT YOU CAUGHT • Camera ID for 280+ Atlantic and Gulf saltwater species, offshore to inshore • Import a photo you already took — same answer • Not sure? Browse the look-alikes and set it straight yourself THE RULES WHERE YOU ARE • Size, bag, and season for your waters — state and federal, chosen by where you are • Every rule names its source and the date it was checked • Measure diagrams that show which length the rule means • Browse any coastal state from Maine to Texas A LOG WORTH KEEPING • Every catch with its photo, species, length, weight, kept or released • The moment it happened: tide, moon, barometer, speed, and the waters you were in • Trips, species walls, and a map of where you've fished — like Photos, for fish • Log notes about your catches/trips, snap photos of your lure setup, and more. • Backed up to your account and synced across your devices SHARE THE ONES THAT MATTER • Catch cards and story cards for the group chat, signed with your name or handle if you like • Send Catch: a buddy snapped your fish on his phone? One link puts it in your log, record and all • Your spots stay yours. Individual catches are never published or identifiable. ALSO ON BOARD • Species guide with real photos, how to tell it apart, and what it's like on the table • State records for your waters with an indicator if you exceed the record and where to certify your trophy catch • License wallet with expiry reminders, kept in your own iCloud COVERAGE Atlantic and Gulf coasts, Maine to Texas, at launch. West Coast species and rules arrive as an update that installs itself. Regulations change; Chum shows its sources and check dates, and the official rulebook is always the final word. Free for a limited time. No ads. Made by a saltwater angler in North Carolina.