Point, shoot, and the record writes itself
You do not fill in a form. You take the picture. Cobia captures the GPS, the UTC timestamp, the device sensor state, and the live conditions from the nearest station, then identifies the species from the photo.
- Species identification from the photo, which you confirm or correct
- Conditions stamped on, including water temperature, tide stage, wind, and pressure
- Location and time bound in at capture rather than typed in later
- Saved to your camera roll too, so you always have your own copy


Not everything is a catch, and that is fine
Log a catch
A photo that counts toward species, Slams, crowns, and leagues. This is the one that fills your Fishdex™ and moves your standings.
Bite
A short video of the cast and the catch with a mystery reveal. Counts toward species just like a photo catch does.
Share a moment
Gear, scenery, the bait shop, the sunrise on the ride out. No species attached, just for the feed.
Share a reel
A fun fishing clip with no species attached. For when the story is the point rather than the fish.
It works with no bars, because that is where you fish
The capture queue is real storage, not a cache. A signed capture survives an app kill, a phone restart, and low storage pressure, and uploads itself when you get back into coverage.
- Captures persist locally until they upload, with a count badge so you know what is pending
- Camera roll backup happens immediately regardless of connectivity
- Background upload resumes on its own rather than waiting for you to remember
- Nothing is lost if the app is killed mid trip

It names the fish, then shows you its working
Not a label and a percentage. It calls out the diagnostic features it read, names the species it could have been confused with, and says why it ruled that one out. Then it puts the size and bag limit for your state on the same screen, before you decide whether the fish goes in the box.


About cobia camera
Length and weight can be entered on the catch, and measurements are labeled by how they were obtained so a leaderboard can tell the difference. LiDAR assisted measurement on Pro iPhones is on the roadmap, not shipped today.
No. You can import from your camera roll any time. The catch is still logged, still counts for your Fishdex™ and your personal log, and still appears in the feed. It is labeled Imported because it cannot carry the same guarantees.
Catch photos you log are stored with your account so they render in your log, your Fishdex™, and the feed according to the visibility you chose. Receipt photos used for tackle scanning are deleted after review.