Your bar, your cut
Drop a pin on the sandbar you actually walk to. Sandbar models how tide and wind behave on that structure, not on a 40-mile stretch of coastline.
Sandbar reads the tide, wind, swell and water temp for the exact beach you fish, then tells you whether it's worth the drive at 4am and what to tie on when you get there.
Outgoing pushes 6:10p to 9:40p. Fish the down-current edge of the bar as the light drops. Start with a 1½oz white bucktail, switch to a needle once it's full dark.
The whole point is fewer wasted trips. Sandbar shows up four times and then gets out of the way.
Tomorrow's read lands on your phone. Go or don't go, and the reason why, so you can decide before you set the alarm.
Wind swung overnight? Sandbar re-runs your spot against three backups within driving distance and ranks them.
A single buzz when the current starts moving your bar. No feed, no notifications you have to dig through.
Species, length, lure. That's it. Every log sharpens the next call for your spots specifically.
Drop a pin on the sandbar you actually walk to. Sandbar models how tide and wind behave on that structure, not on a 40-mile stretch of coastline.
Every fish you record, and every skunk, gets weighted back into your forecast. After a season it knows your beach better than you do at 4am.
The night-before read caches to your phone. Half the good water on this coast has no service and the app assumes that.
Here's exactly where it stands. Waitlist gets the beta first, on the striper coast before anywhere else.
Join the waitlist and you'll get the beta before it's public, plus a note if we open testing near the beaches you fish.