Signing up is easier to finish: • If the confirmation email does not arrive, the Check your email screen now has Send it again, and a way to continue with Apple or Google instead • Small fixes

One subscription, and the app says so: • Preferences no longer shows a second paid tier. In its place, "Next for Fishare Pro" lists the offshore work in progress and offers an email when each item ships. Nothing to pay • Sharing a catch leads with the fish and the conditions, and links its public catch page • Inviting a mate states the reward plainly: 30 days of Fishare Pro each when they sign up through your link, and 30 more if they later pay for Pro • Small fixes

Easier to start, and the map stays first: • New here? The welcome screen opens today's SST map first; an account can wait • Tapping SUBSCRIBE without an account opens a short "Sign in to subscribe", and the App Store sheet comes back straight after • The SST chip stays readable while the sea-temperature map is on • Pass history reads "up to 30 days": the archive began in October • Clearer words and icons across the app, and text that no longer runs off small screens

Fishare now opens on the water. • The sea-temperature map is the first screen. The bar at the bottom names the nearest temperature edge to your spot; tap it and the map flies there. • Only the three strongest breaks carry a short label. Tap any break line for its full reading. • Your spot's inshore call is a GO / WAIT icon in the top bar. Tap it for the scores and the best window. • NOW starts with Offshore today: the water off your spot, the nearest edge and the newest satellite pass. The inshore call follows as one card. • New in LEARN: how to read a sea-temperature chart in 60 seconds. • iPad: the map and today's call side by side. • Fixes: the subscription card no longer slides under the status bar, and Subscribe now opens sign-in when you are not signed in.

What's new in 1.9.2 • Tap any hour on the 72-hour forecast to read every row at that time — bite, moon, tide, wind, swell, sky and pressure. Tap outside to return to now. • A scale bar on the map, and every temperature break now says how far it is from your spot ("BREAK · 37 NM"). • The map shows the real coastline: sea temperature runs right up to the shore and into harbours and bays, with no grey land overlay. • Share your marks (GPX) and pass snapshots as real files — into your plotter app, a chat or AirDrop. • fishare.app links now open straight in the app. • New "How to read SST" guide, one tap from the SST layer. • Habitat on the freshest pass is back, re-scored every hour. The 5-day forecast now reaches day five at every hour. • Catch details are properly spaced again, plus smaller fixes and polish.

Offshore, rebuilt around the satellite passes: • The temperature break is now drawn and labelled on every pass and composite • Modelled surface salinity, daily • The SST forecast now runs 5 days ahead • Up to 30 days of pass history per region • Water temperature at six depths, 25 to 200 m • Sea-surface height for Western Australia • One tap to share the pass you are looking at • The habitat score now re-scores every hour on the freshest pass

GO TO now has a steer arrow. While you are moving, the arrow turns with your course and tells you which way to steer to the mark. Stopped, it points north-up and shows the true bearing, so it never guesses. Fixes in this release: • Your position kept tracking after a slow GPS start. A cold start under a hardtop could stop the dot for the whole trip — fixed. • The surface temperature map now shows the whole region at any zoom, and no longer breaks into dots on days with even water. • Snapper (beta) tells you what it is scoring when you pick it. • Pasting two marks in one message names the second one correctly. • Headings on Logbook, Learn and You no longer sit under the top bar on newer iPhones.

GO TO — bearing and distance to any mark. Paste coordinates from a mate's message in any format and Fishare finds them — degrees and minutes, decimal, DMS, a whole paragraph of text. Import a GPX file from your plotter. Long-press the map to drop a pin. Then pick a mark and get a live bearing, the distance in nautical miles, and an ETA at your current speed. It draws a direct line, not a route. It does not know about land, reefs or traffic — you do. Marks stay on your phone for the session and are never uploaded. Also in this release: • Your position on the map now follows you. It used to be placed once when the map opened and then sit still while you moved — fixed. • Share your marks as a GPX file to any other chart app. • Boat ramp legs, so you can see the run from the ramp to the mark before you commit.

The map gets its screen back. The layer controls used to stack five panels across the bottom of the phone, leaving about a third of the display as map — on the one screen whose whole job is showing you the water. Now the four modes sit on a rail at the edge, the scale runs down the side, and everything else lives in one bar: species, layers, playback and trip. Species and layers open when you reach for them. The Kingfish beta note appears when you switch to it and stays out of the way afterwards.

Fishare Pro is now visible where you actually look: a card under your next peak window shows what the offshore map covers for your own coast — sea-surface temperature breaks, currents and eddies, and the habitat heat map for the species that live there. Bite alerts in one tap. A card on the NOW screen turns on a push for the morning your spot fires, so you don't have to dig through Settings. Western Australia joins the offshore map — Ningaloo to Esperance, with SST, chlorophyll, currents and the pelagic habitat score. Hawaii and the US West Coast now bake properly too. Snapper gets the first demersal habitat layer, drawn on a 250 m seabed raster (beta, Australia's east coast). Your logbook photos no longer carry their raw camera EXIF (GPS and all) when a catch is shared. Imperial units chosen at sign-up now reach the whole app. The activity pill (rock, beach, boat) now reaches the forecast. Plus the usual sharpening under the hood.

Sea-surface temperature is now called SST on the map, not WATER. It is the term anglers use and it names what the layer actually paints. Same water, clearer signposting — satellite SST with isotherms and automatic break detection, the manual colour-ramp stretch, playback, and temperature at 25 m, 50 m and 100 m all sit under the SST tab. Plus the usual sharpening under the hood.

Smarter bite forecasts: the scoring model has been retrained on over 1.1 million logged catches, sharpening how moon, tide and weather combine into your bite score. The Fishing Guide now recognises you when you're signed in, always knows today's date and season, and no longer invents conditions it can't see. Cleaner first-time setup, weight-based club competition scoring with club champions, plus a fix for a launch crash and assorted performance improvements.

New in 1.3: • Launch & bar-crossing read — a free GO / CAUTION / NO-GO for getting out and back safely, with the safe window and wind-against-tide. • Live sea-surface temperature with 7-day playback (Pro). • Daily briefing — your day in four windows, at a glance. • See the why — every GO/HOLD/WAIT opens up into the signals behind it, with how strongly the models agree. • Sharper wind, from multiple forecast models in consensus. • Home & Lock Screen widget + Apple Watch verdict. • Every catch is stamped with the conditions that caught it — and you can share it. • Bite alerts, an evening plan-ahead heads-up, offline forecasts for your saved spots, and faster sign-in.

New in 1.2: • Live sea-surface temperature on the map — SST layer with depth slices (surface to 100 m), temperature edges and 7-day playback + forecast. • Bite Alerts — one morning push when today's peak window at your spot clears your threshold. Flip it on under YOU > Settings. • Sign-in fixes — Apple & Google sign-in is faster and more reliable, and the app now picks up your account instantly after signing in. • Fixed the notification toggle design and behaviour.