What's new in 1.6.0: - Apple Watch: a full logger on your wrist - Log by voice: say "twelve inch brown" and it's in the book - The debrief, rebuilt: replay, hatch calendar, fly story, shooting card - Dogs: a kennel, and with a Garmin collar feed, the ground your dog swept - Waterfowl: the read, flock taps, the deck, the debrief - Challenges: join, redeem a streamer, track your order - Upland: dog rest timer, contacts, a debrief deck - Emergency: nearest 24/7 vet and hospital

What's new in 1.5.2: - Catch logging knows your river: the species list suggests what actually swims there, Mountain Whitefish included - Water temperature: every reading you took plots as a series, with the day's crowd curve drawn through your dots - First Light: the welcome tour hands off cleanly, your progress sticks, and tips point where they should Questions? support@waterlands.app

What's new in 1.5.1: - First Light: a Home that teaches the app from your first minute - Link a watch-synced session to its open read, right from Home - Watch moments land on your session timeline; hatches and markers upload with the session - Weather loads faster from one consolidated forecast - Fixed: the Explore map now renders on Android - Fixed: bottom navigation no longer sits under the Android system bar Questions? support@waterlands.app

Station pages, rebuilt from the water up: a live weather map you can expand full screen - wind, gusts, rain radar and pressure - over five swipeable tabs. Now, Forecast with a five-day hourly chart, Flow with every metric your gauge reports, what's hatching tonight, and your history at that water with your best day marked. The Loop grows up: plan a read in thirty seconds, log hatches as they come off, and debrief when the day is done - all redesigned end to end. Wearing a watch? Hatches, markers and water temps you log from your wrist now land on your session timeline. Take a water temperature with your thermometer and it fills your session automatically. Opt in, and your reading helps anglers on your stretch of river when no gauge measures temperature there. Also in this release: - Home: every favorite and learn entry as a full card - A cleaner Currents feed that opens straight on photos - Fixes and performance improvements throughout Questions or feedback? support@waterlands.app

Currents - share a day on the water as a photo post, in the order you shot it, and follow the people you fish with. No like counts, no follower race, and your spots stay private. The Learning Center grows: waterfowl and upland hubs covering every bird we track, a deeper Bug Guide with hatch calendars, river fingerprints, and match-the-hatch, and a glossary that defines every term the app uses - with guides now one swipe from the home screen. Challenges - browse the new Fly Box, take one on, and claim it as your sessions sync. Saltwater arrives on Explore, with tides and coastal conditions behind a Fresh/Salt toggle. Also in this release: - Rebuilt river pages with live conditions, and whole-river favorites - A browsable river list on Explore that leads with featured waters, plus per-state offline downloads - Reorganized navigation: Home, Explore, Journal, and Intel - A new app icon and a refreshed look throughout - A faster home screen, offline fixes, and accessibility improvements Questions or feedback? support@waterlands.app

- Offline mode — stations, favorites, and your log stay readable with no service, and sessions sync when you're back - Saltwater on Explore — a Fresh/Salt toggle with tide stations, tide charts, and coastal conditions - Sharper Codes — bite timing windows and prediction calibration now match the web engine - Garmin linked sessions — start a session on the watch and see live status and fish count on your phone - Catch weights (lb/oz) and species lists that match the waters you actually fish - A dedicated Settings screen and a cleaner Profile hub - Friend requests now show a badge, and the app lets you know when an update is ready

• Environments — rich, interactive dashboards for water, weather, waterfowl, upland, and more, with charts, normals, and your session markers. • Offline mode — your reads and station data stay available in dead zones with clear "last updated" banners, and anything you log offline syncs automatically once you're back in service. • Historical average on flow charts — station flow charts now overlay a 10-year daily-normal line, so you can instantly see whether a river is running high, low, or right around normal. • Blog — read Waterlands posts right in the app. • Spots — set a primary type for each spot, with features tailored to how you use it. • Smarter species & catches — area-aware fish species suggestions and catch weight in lb/oz. • Profile + Settings — reorganized into a cleaner hub with a dedicated Settings screen. • Garmin — live linked-session sync, with elapsed time and fish count sent to your watch. • Friends — a badge shows pending friend requests at a glance. • Float trips — a rower timer to track time on the oars and rotate. • Plus a refreshed sign-in, faster load in spots, and a bunch of bug fixes.

Added - Codes — personal conditions intelligence per activity (fishing/duck/upland/saltwater): daily verdict + 7-day strip, Bite/Flight/Flush window explorer, signature factors with statistical rigor, downside factors, personal-vs-crowd signal mix, and a model check scoring past predictions against outcomes - Groups & Friends — groups, friend invites (now require acceptance), combined heat maps, activity-aware leaderboards, per-group session sharing - Alerts, rebuilt — forecast-mode alerts (3/7-day window), between-range conditions, live proximity status per alert, one-tap suggested alerts, quick-start templates, variable-first builder, Pro paywall gating - Loop card on the dashboard — one clear next step in the Read → session → Debrief loop; ending a session started from a read now auto-links and lands on the debrief - Getting Started onboarding hub — dismissible, 7 skippable deep-linked steps - Session ratings everywhere — rate watch-imported sessions on import, view/edit from session detail and the list - Reorder dashboard favorites - Best-guess station suggestion on watch-imported sessions Changed - River detail and session detail rebuilt to match web (photo heroes, fishing score, history, conditions panels, catch tape, etc.) - Explore opens on a whole-US state picker gated on offline downloads - Station data now comes from one on-device provider registry (new Little Rock USACE + Montana DNRC readers), no silent backend fallbacks - Clear "Save" favorite button replaces the heart icon - Consistent navy status bar across every screen - Dismissing a read now deletes it (Dismissed section/Restore removed) Fixed - Group sessions work end-to-end (was broken past the host's own screen — wrong IDs hitting every endpoint) - Blank screen after creating a read - Onboarding skip/dismiss persistence - In-app notification list and mark-all-read - Watch catches/shots logged before GPS fix now keep the phone's location - Session detail temperature units (was showing Celsius as °F) and pressure trend - Catch-rate no longer computed for sessions ≤1 hour

- Codes — your conditions intelligence. Waterlands now learns your signature: the conditions that actually lift your catch rate, a today verdict (EPIC → POOR), and a 7-day outlook built from your own logged trips. - Reads — plan the trip before you go. Pick a spot and date and get a predicted read grounded in your most-similar past days on that water — expected catch rate, the best window, and the patterns that have produced for you. - Ask a Guide. A data-literate guide that reads your exact screen — your conditions, analog days, and patterns — and tells you the call. - Groups & Friends. Log a trip together in real time with a join code, add friends, and see a combined catch heat map and leaderboard. - Apple Watch app. Log catches and conditions right from your wrist. - Redesigned river pages. A photo hero, a live fishing score from current flow vs. the floatable range, your session history, and a 12-month hatch chart with recommended flies. - Redesigned session detail. A cleaner, editorial layout with your key readings, a conditions timeline, catch log, and photo album. - Explore the whole country. Open to a U.S. map, tap any state, and download it for offline use. - Getting Started hub to help new anglers find their footing. Improvements - Gauge data now loads on-device from every supported source — faster, and USACE dam gauges (like Bull Shoals) now show flow on your dashboard. - The Save (favorite) button is clearer everywhere you tap it. - The Read picker only offers rivers with real gauges, so no dead ends. Fixes - Creating a Read no longer lands on a blank screen. - Sessions open reliably (no more "Session Not Found"), show temperatures correctly in °F, and lead barometric pressure with its trend. - Removed placeholder catches and a duplicate "Ask a Guide" button from the old session screen.

1.2.0 brings push notifications, smarter alerts, and a big Explore map upgrade. New • Push notifications: real-time alerts delivered straight to your device. • Compound Alerts: build alerts from multiple conditions at once (e.g. flow above X AND rain in the forecast). • Explore map redesign: – Station and Weather modes (your saved spots stay visible in both) – Windy-style wind direction field – Rain radar overlay – Tap or long-press anywhere to see current weather and a forecast timeline for that exact location – Markers scale with zoom for a cleaner view Improvements • You now stay logged in — sessions refresh automatically instead of timing out. • Gauge data now pulls fairly from all supported sources, not just USGS. • Faster overall thanks to smarter caching. Fixes • Deleting a session now works reliably. • Fixed the Alerts screen crash and an alert card crash. • Fixed the New Activity screen footer overlapping content.

What's new in 1.1.0 Garmin watch sync Record fishing and hunting sessions on your paired Garmin watch and ship them to the phone over Bluetooth. No Garmin Connect cloud, no extra accounts. Linked-session mode lets you start on the phone and log catches from the watch in real time; offline catches stitch into the session on next sync. Group sessions Fish or hunt with friends. Convert any session into a group, share the join code or QR, and see everyone's catches plot live on the same map. Members who lose signal mid-trip have their late uploads stitched into the group's stats automatically when they reconnect. Whitewater activity New Strava-style float type focused on distance and water flow rather than catches. Quick-log flow markers in CFS as you run a stretch. Sessions heat map See where you've spent the most time across the season at a glance. Auto-detect on launch Start a float trip and the river segment plus stream gauge infer themselves from your launch GPS. No more hunting through pickers. Weather timeline Active session screen shows a scrubbable timeline of conditions across the day: air, wind, pressure. Reservoirs Reservoirs are first-class locations now: map markers, detail screens, log sessions against them. Password recovery and account deletion Forgot Password and Reset Password flows landed; account deletion is self-serve from the Profile screen. Quieter and tougher * Stays signed in across token expiry. No more random bounces to login mid-trip. * Offline resilience: network failures no longer block the app from being usable; pending writes queue and sync when you reconnect. * More accurate float distance. Outlier GPS pings filtered out, scored against a cached river GeoJSON so distance follows the actual waterway. * Sessions list shows your full history. Older sessions are no longer hidden behind a silent 10-row cap. * USGS, Colorado DWR, Montana DNRC, NOAA NWPS, and USACE Little Rock all render consistently as flow sources. * Station pressure shows the actual reading, not the sea-level adjusted value. Plus a long list of fixes: NOAA -999 sentinel readings no longer render as numbers, QR codes stay stable across renders, "Open on watch" appears when a Garmin is paired, the Sessions list refreshes on app foreground, and dozens more. Tap Settings, then Garmin Sync if you have a watch to pair. Get out on the water.