A new Lunoris release is ready. We updated the paid-fishing directory: English names and localities now follow a consistent format, and verified fishing spots include map coordinates. We removed entries without reliable coordinates so map locations stay accurate. Fish. Remember. Share. Tight lines!

A paused session does not go dark. The button becomes a blue drop with a play arrow — tap, and you are back in the water. We fixed a rare home-screen crash when the lunar dial could not fit a narrow window. Fish. Remember. Share. Tight lines!

The live session is quieter now — like water in a calm. Four actions sit where your thumb expects them: caught, save the spot, pause, finish. Each button glows in its own colour. No capsule and no extra artwork — only what you need while the rod is in your hands. The save-spot sheet opens between the status bar and the tab bar. The close button no longer hides under the notch. On first launch we briefly explain which data the app needs. The privacy policy is available in English, Russian, and Chinese. Fish. Remember. Share. Tight lines!

Fishing in the app now feels as calm as it does on the water. Tap the mini player to open the live session. Four actions, one tap: caught, save the spot, pause, finish. No tables and no extra fuss while the rod is in your hands. A catch saves in a short sheet. You see that every condition was recorded. Add a photo from the camera or gallery — or tap Later. You can save a spot without ending the session: the sheet rises to the tab bar and hides again with a swipe. Fishing reports now show how you fished at a glance. Boat, shore, or paid pond sits beside the title — a larger icon you notice immediately. Fish. Remember. Share. Tight lines!

The forecast can now follow the fish — and the water — you are standing on. Pin a target on Home: trout, carp, pike. Best Targets lead with that species instead of always starting with zander. Paid ponds show stocked fish when we know it. The map filter keeps only those venues. On a pond card, tap “See forecast here” to add a GPS point. Select it on Home, and the forecast follows that pond and its stock. If the catalog has no species list, we do not guess. Pin a target. Find the pond. Fish with more confidence. Tight lines!

This release makes Lunoris more reliable. • the app opens more reliably when location permission is not granted or GPS is temporarily unavailable; • your saved home location and last known position keep forecasts usable without unnecessary waiting; • fixed rare crashes while saving a catch, finishing a fishing session, or quickly closing a screen; • weather, geomagnetic, and astronomy services now fall back gracefully to available local or cached data; • improved stability across widgets, the Journal, and fishing-location selection; • improved diagnostics for temporarily unavailable data without sending personal notes, photos, or Journal content. Tight lines!

Started fishing before you opened the app? Set the real start time — duration updates with it. Logged a catch late? Tap to fix the time.

The paid-fishery catalog is wider — and more useful on the way there. There are now more than 140 verified venues. Alongside Moscow, the Moscow Region, and neighbouring oblasts, Belarus is in the list: Scharka Park, AquaPtich, Westa, Chernitskoye, Serebryany Karas, Kosachi, Granne, and Lukomlskoye. Only venues with a working website and a clear location are included. Each venue card answers the questions you need before you leave. You can see the highway and distance, rating, whether there are cabins and a restroom, and a typical tariff. Search by name, place, or road. Fishing guides are in Belarus too. Lake Naroch and the Pripyat now have profiles with a photo, boat, and a public contact. This remains a directory of public offers: you contact the guide directly. Pick a pond. Find a guide. Plan with confidence. Tight lines!

Fishing guides are now in Lunoris — local anglers with boats who know the Oka and the Volga. The catalog includes 13 guides around Serpukhov, Pushchino, Ryazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Zavidovo, Rybinsk, and other places. Each profile has a photo, river, town, and a public contact. Search by name, river, or place. Guides appear on the Dock, and you can show them as their own layer on the map. This is a directory of public offers, not in-app booking. You contact the guide directly. The trophy catalog is wider too. We added familiar river species: bersh, ruffe, barbel, nase, zope, white-eye bream, sabrefish, vimba, vobla, Prussian carp, and bighead carp. The collection now has more than 100 freshwater and sea species. Paid fisheries are easier to read on the map. Nearby pins no longer stack on top of each other, and the layers stay independent: catches, saved spots, paid ponds, and guides. Keep only what you need today. Dock is calmer as well: guides sit next to your gear, without extra noise. Find a guide. Save a trophy. Open the map. Tight lines!

Paid fisheries are now on the map — commercial ponds with working official websites you can open from the venue card. The catalog includes 30 venues across Moscow, the Moscow Region, Leningrad Oblast, and the Tver, Tula, Kaluga, Yaroslavl, Ryazan, Nizhny Novgorod, and Vladimir regions. Only verified commercial sites are included — no parks, free waters, or dead websites. Search by name or locality. The map chip shows how many venues are nearby and can fit them all on screen. Each venue has a region badge, address, and a link to its official site. Dock is calmer too: category counts no longer cover the product photo. Explore the map. Find a venue. Plan with confidence. Tight lines!

Trophies are now in Lunoris — a personal collection for the catches you are genuinely proud of. Choose a fish and save its weight, length, date, notes, and photo. Every species keeps its own history, so today’s 2 kg bream stays in your collection even after you land a 3 kg one tomorrow. The catalog includes 95 freshwater and sea fish with carefully prepared illustrations, covering every species from Fishing Targets. Open trophy photos fullscreen, zoom in, and share them with friends. Every fish now includes a concise How to Catch guide with practical advice on location and technique, suitable lures and bait, and the recommended rig. Open it from Trophies or directly from the Fishing Targets screen. Statistics are more rewarding too. You can now see: • how your catches changed over recent months; • what time of day works best for you; • which species lead your personal list; • your successful-trip rate; • total catch weight and your biggest catch. The charts are animated and turn your fishing history into clear, useful patterns — without spreadsheets or complicated numbers. Add a trophy from the Journal or directly from a saved catch. Its date, weight, length, photo, and notes will be filled in automatically. Catch photos are better as well. Even a photo you have already saved can now be cropped again with an adjustable frame and resaved. Fullscreen viewing, zooming, deletion, and sharing are also available. Fishing reports are now cleaner and easier to read. The rating uses a meaningful color, while Moon, weather, and catch details fit more naturally into the finished image. Save the moments that matter. Watch your results grow. Then go beat your own record. Tight lines!

Your bite score — right on the Home Screen. Meet the Lunoris widget: a quick glance tells you if today’s worth packing the rods. Score ring, a clear “Go!” or “Not now,” and the same language you use in the app. First launch walks you through adding it — no digging through settings. Open Lunoris once, pin the widget, and let your phone quietly tip you off when the water looks promising.

New: The Dock Boat, motor, rod, reel, fish finder — everything that goes with you on the water can now be stored in one place. Photos, condition, notes, service reminders. Not a spreadsheet list — a living piece of angler gear. Open the Dock and see at a glance what you’re fishing with and what needs attention. Reports got a makeover: Trip’s over — what’s left is a story worth sharing. The report is cleaner now: neater previews, more reliable photos, smoother sharing. Square for your feed, portrait for Stories, a trophy shot for your best catch, or a full day-in-the-life recap — your choice. Share with friends, in a chat, or to your gallery — no hassle after packing up.

Introducing the Lunoris Report: one tap, and your fishing session turns from a boring logbook into a full-blown cinematic teaser. What's inside? Catch photos: Even if it's just a single perch the size of your finger — in the frame, it'll look like a great white. We'll add the bite rating and the moon phase. Number magic: Weather, moon phase, how long you sat in that heron-like stance, and how many times you switched bait. Brag editor: Don't need the moon? Erase it. Want to add that "the pike went for a dry clove"? Be our guest! Three life scenarios where this saves your reputation: Caught a trophy and released it? Perfect! Now you've got a slick pic where you look like an eco-friendly superhero, not just some guy who forgot his keepnet. Love taking photos with your catch? Dude, now it looks like a magazine cover, not like a mugshot from the fisheries inspectorate. Caught ab-so-lute-ly nothing, but had a fantastic time? Whoa! Now you can share a report with an "Activity: 0" graph, a gorgeous sunset, and the caption: "Better to be good-looking and sober in the wild than wet and grumpy in the city." So save it, drop it in your chats, and enjoy the comments. The main thing is — you were out there, not in here. And the report… it'll just remind you of that tomorrow morning, when you're having your coffee and wondering if you should head out again.

What's New in Lunaris Point labels When you save a GPS spot, mark what it is: hole, lily pads, drop-off, parking, snag. Your map stays organized, and you show up to the next session already knowing the water. Coordinates in one tap Need to share a spot with a buddy or drop it into a navigator? Copy coordinates to the clipboard — fast, no extra steps. Clearer bite rating details It's easier to see why a day looks green or gray. More clarity, fewer guesses, more confidence when you pick your time and place. Consistent pressure units Pressure is shown the same way across every screen. One number, one logic — no confusion between sections. Easier to save a fishing trip We smoothed out screen flow when logging a trip. Fewer extra steps — so you can capture the day while it's still fresh. Geomagnetic storms in the filter Geomagnetic storms are now part of the fishing criteria filter. Plan your trip with weather and moon in mind — and how magnetic disturbances may affect fish activity.

• Redesigned "I'm fishing!" button with animation • Improved lunar dial readability • Live fishing score on location chips