Ice Fishing app analytics for January 17

For crews operating in remote northern waters, keeping voyage records reliable doesn’t need satellites or complex systems. This app is built as a clean, offline ledger where every trip is logged manually and stays fully under your control. You begin by registering your vessels, then open voyages as they start, creating a clear structure for tracking activity from departure to return. During a voyage, you can add manual waypoints using latitude and longitude, with optional depth values and custom flags for conditions or notes. Catches are logged by species and can be linked either to a specific waypoint or to the voyage as a whole, depending on how detailed you want your records. Each voyage card automatically summarizes distance traveled, total duration, per-species catch totals, and capacity fill, giving you a practical overview at a glance. A simple compass-style dial visually sketches the route legs between waypoints, offering spatial context without using maps or GPS. Powerful search and filters let you review activity by vessel or species, scan recent voyages, and quickly locate specific records. When needed, you can export voyages and catch logs as plain text or CSV for reporting or archiving. Everything runs fully offline with no accounts, no maps, and no background tracking manual coordinates only. The focus stays on clarity, reliability, and straightforward record-keeping for small fishing vessels working far from connectivity.