A wider planning canvas
The Windows work is centered on map, layer, zoom, route, waypoint, and downloaded-area workflows that benefit from desktop space.
← Desktop experienceWindows private beta — requests open
Your offshore plan is coming to Windows.
Fish Fathom is building a serious desktop path around wide map research, private trip context, low-service preparation, and the same account-backed planning system anglers already use.
Access requests are open for selected testers. The public Windows download is not available yet. The Microsoft Store listing is not live, and no release date is being announced.
Access requests are openSelected anglers can raise their hand for the controlled Windows tester loop.
A real beta lane existsProduction-service artifacts, integrity checks, and server-owned beta access are already part of the path.
Store distribution follows proofPrivate audience and package-flight setup wait on the first Store submission and install validation.
The planning system Windows is built to carry
Compare structure and conditions before you commit the boat.
These are current Fish Fathom product views that illustrate the workflows planned for the Windows experience. They are not Windows build captures, and final desktop presentation may change.
More than a placeholder
The Windows foundation is concrete—even while the public release stays gated.
The engineering, entitlement, tester, and Store lanes are defined. Public availability still waits on the proof that makes those lanes trustworthy.
A controlled private beta
Versioned production-service beta artifacts and integrity manifests support a selected-tester loop before any public release.
Account-backed access
The desktop model is designed around an existing Fish Fathom account entitlement rather than a disconnected Windows purchase flow.
A real Store path
MSIX packaging, listing assets, install proof, submission safeguards, private audiences, and package flights define the intended Microsoft Store lane.
Low-service preparation
Downloaded-area and offline-planning behavior remains a launch-critical desktop workflow, not an afterthought.
Proof before promotion
The public version follows build, install, entitlement, map, and download proof. No public release date is being promised.
The private beta path
Start with selected anglers. Expand only when the release path holds.
Fish Fathom is collecting Windows beta requests through the existing support workflow. An access request is interest—not a guaranteed invitation, Store entitlement, or release date.
Help shape the Windows planning workspace.
Request beta access and tell us which desktop workflow should earn its place first.
Windows is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies. Fish Fathom is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.