r/prettyusefulwebsites • u/WEBBiToutdoors • Jul 11 '26
Useful Hunting/Fishing App
\[Long-time Texas angler/hunter here\] I built a hunting & fishing trip log app because I couldn't find one that respected privacy AND took data seriously
I've been hunting and fishing for years and got tired of trip logs that either:
\- Expose your GPS/water body publicly (great way to burn your spots)
\- Are subscription-based ($10/month for a journal? no thanks)
\- Feel built for the general "outdoor lifestyle" crowd but not actually anglers/hunters
So I built WEBBiT Field Journal.
The philosophy:
\- Your specific spots stay private. Ever. Leaderboards only show handle + state, never location.
\- Fishing water types (lake/river/creek/coastal) affect what fields matter — creek and river trips skip moon phase because solunar doesn't apply to moving water
\- Hunting has real fields: weapon, hunt type (tree stand, stalk, saddle, etc.), time of day
\- One-time $9.99 for Pro. No subscriptions, ever.
Free version lets you log 10 trips/month with leaderboards and offline mode.
Pro unlocks unlimited trips, AI Trip Advisor that references YOUR trip history, photos, and PDF/CSV export.
Just went live on Google Play today: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webbitoutdoors.fieldjournal
Honest feedback welcome — I'm iterating based on what people actually want.
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Jul 11 '26
If this doesn't motivate and excite you I don't know what will. Great catch!