A wider planning canvas
Study bathymetry, relief, contours, weather context, routes, and private marks without squeezing the trip into a phone-sized view.
Fish Fathom is expanding beyond the phone into a desktop planning workspace for anglers who want more room for maps, weather, private trip history, routes, downloads, and Captain Brad.

Desktop does not change the mission. It gives the full planning loop more room to breathe.
Study bathymetry, relief, contours, weather context, routes, and private marks without squeezing the trip into a phone-sized view.
Keep the AI planning conversation close while comparing structure, conditions, private history, and backup options.
Review supported download areas and map layers from a desktop-scale workspace before the boat leaves reliable service.
Bring catch logs, Fishing Diary notes, waypoints, and routes into the same planning loop without turning productive spots into a public feed.
Desktop access is being built around Fish Fathom account entitlements and the same private planning system used on mobile.
Desktop tools help prepare the trip. Official charts, local judgment, weather sources, and onboard safety equipment still lead.
Wide-layout map work, desktop download flows, Mac privacy handling, background refresh, alerts, and input refinements are already part of the active Mac Catalyst effort.
The Windows app is moving through desktop UI validation, production-service beta packaging, account entitlement work, and Microsoft Store launch preparation.
The desktop experience is being shaped around the moments where a larger workspace earns its keep.
Compare target species, range, bottom shape, weather windows, and the cost of making the run.
Use private marks, routes, Captain Brad, and saved trip history to narrow the highest-value options.
Confirm the route and download supported map areas before relying on a connection offshore.
Use the same Fish Fathom planning system when the work moves from the desk to the boat.
See the latest product work now, then check back as Mac validation and Windows launch preparation move forward.