Stop driving to the wrong lake.

For the price of one tank of fuel.

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Lake Kissimmee0 – 100

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Week ahead

Seven days for every lake you follow, so you plan on Thursday instead of guessing on Saturday morning.

TripsQuickThu 07:10Kissimmee turned good: 78 for Saturday. Pressure falling, water 77 °F.

all six lakes

Alerts for every lake

One push on Thursday morning per lake that turned good — for all your lakes, not just one.

Saved to phoneno signal · still works

Charts offline

The depth bands, ramps and your notes stay on the phone. There is no signal on the water, and now it does not matter.

118 mi · 2 h 40

Drive to the ramp

Three lakes, the right launch for each, one route between them — handed to your maps app.

1Bass 4.2 lb · grass edge · white swim jig

Only you see this

Catch notes

Pin what you caught to the exact depth band. Private by design: not a feed, not a leaderboard.

Which of my lakes is calmest in a 15 mph east wind?

Tohopekaliga — the west bank is in the lee and Brinson Park sits right there.

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Unlimited questions

The assistant answers ten questions a day for free. Plus removes the counter.

Stays free, forever

Every finished lakeDepth chartsBoat rampsWater testsFish listsToday’s score10 questions a day1 followed lake

What one Saturday already costs

State license$17–47 / yr

Fuel and bait$60–100 / trip

Guided day$400–600

TripsQuick Plus$39 / yr

Plus is the cheapest line on this list, and the only one that stops the wasted drive.

Every finished lake stays free: depth chart, ramps, water tests, fish list and today’s score.

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Paywall

The honest pitch: for the price of one tank of fuel you stop driving to the wrong lake. Six things open, each shown as the piece of interface it unlocks, one price next to what a Saturday already costs, and the free tier spelled out first so nobody feels tricked.

What it is: The honest pitch: for the price of one tank of fuel, you stop driving to the wrong lake. Six things open, one price, and the free tier spelled out.
Shown, not listed: Six cards to swipe, each showing the piece of interface being unlocked: the real week curve with the paid days veiled, the Thursday push as it arrives, the depth chart saved to the phone, the drive to the ramp, a note pinned to a depth band, and the question counter replaced by no counter at all.
It answers what was tapped: The headline changes with the door the person came through: the week, the alerts, offline, a trip, notes, a species. A paywall that answers a different question feels like a trick.
What stays free: Every finished lake in full — depth chart, ramps, water tests, species, today's score — one followed lake with alerts, ten questions a day and trip planning. Said first, in full.
The price in context: Next to the state licence, a tank of fuel with bait, and a guided day. Plus is the shortest bar on that chart and the only one that removes a wasted drive.
Leaving: Close, 'keep the free version' and a completed purchase all return to the screen the person came from.