Instant AI Identification
Take a photo or upload from your gallery. Get species name, scientific name, habitat, size info, and confidence score in seconds.
AI-powered marine identification
Identify any fish species with AI
Fillet Found turns your phone into a pocket marine biologist. Snap a photo, get instant species identification, explore fishing zones, and discover recipes for your catch.
Everything you need on the water
From identification to exploration, Fillet Found keeps anglers, divers, and curious beachgoers informed.
Explore by Location
Search by GPS, country, or region. Discover local species, fishing spots, seasons, methods, and regulations.
Marine Conditions
View wave height, swell, sea temperature, currents, fishing scores, and safety insights powered by Open-Meteo.
Vessel Activity Maps
See fishing vessel activity on an interactive map with data from Global Fishing Watch.
AI Cooking Recipes
Get recipe ideas for the fish you identify — with prep time, difficulty, ingredients, and step-by-step instructions.
Scan History
Save every identification, track species discovered, share results, and revisit past catches anytime.
Built for anglers, designed for clarity
An ocean-inspired interface that’s easy to read on deck, at the dock, or on the beach.
Home Dashboard
Your fishing hub at a glance
Start every session from a clean dashboard that tracks total scans, species discovered, and your most recent catches — so you always know where you left off.
- Live stats for scans and unique species found
- Quick actions to analyze a new fish or view saved results
- Recent catches with confidence scores at a tap
Analyze Fish
Snap a photo, get answers fast
Point your camera at any fish or marine creature, or upload from your gallery. Fillet Found sends the image to AI and returns a detailed identification in seconds.
- Take a photo in-app or choose from your library
- On-screen guide helps frame the subject clearly
- Optional catch verification with GPS location
Species Details
Know exactly what you caught
Every identification comes back with the common name, scientific family, confidence score, and rich species information — habitat, size range, and a full description.
- Accuracy percentage with visual confidence bar
- Habitat and size info for each species
- Share results or save to your personal history
Explore Fishing
Discover species by where you fish
Search by GPS, country, or region to uncover local fish species, fishing overviews, best spots, seasons, and regulations — all tied to your chosen location.
- Use my location or pick country and state manually
- Interactive map with your position and activity markers
- Fishing vessel data from Global Fishing Watch
Marine Conditions
Plan smarter with live ocean data
Check wave height, swell, sea temperature, currents, and a fishing condition score before you head out — plus safety warnings when conditions turn rough.
- Fishing score out of 100 with plain-language labels
- Hourly forecasts and best fishing windows
- Temperature, swell, and current analysis for your spot
Cooking Recipes
From catch to kitchen
Turn your identification into dinner ideas. Fillet Found generates AI-powered recipes tailored to the fish you just scanned — with prep time, difficulty, and step-by-step instructions.
- Recipe cards with cooking method and timing
- Difficulty ratings and chef tips included
- Ingredients list and full preparation steps
Ready to identify your next catch?
Download Fillet Found on iOS and Android. Location is optional — identify species anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about Fillet Found — the app, your data, and getting the best identifications.
What is Fillet Found?
Fillet Found is a mobile app that uses AI to identify fish and marine species from photos. You can also explore fishing locations, view marine conditions, see vessel activity on a map, and get AI-generated cooking recipes for species you identify.
Do I need an account to use the app?
No. You can browse the app and run identifications as a guest. Sign in when you want to save results to your watchlist, sync scan history across devices, and access your personal stats.
How accurate is the AI identification?
Results depend on photo quality, lighting, and how clearly the fish is visible. Fillet Found returns a confidence score with each match. Always treat identifications as guidance — not a substitute for local regulations, expert advice, or food-safety decisions.
Do I need to share my location?
Location is optional. You can identify species from a photo alone. GPS is only used when you choose location-based features on the Explore tab — such as nearby marine conditions, fishing zones, and vessel activity maps.
Where does marine and vessel data come from?
Marine conditions (waves, swell, sea temperature, fishing scores) are powered by Open-Meteo. Fishing vessel activity on the map comes from Global Fishing Watch. Map tiles may use Google Maps or OpenStreetMap depending on availability.
What photos work best?
Use good natural light, capture the whole fish where possible, and avoid heavy glare on wet surfaces. You can take a photo in-app or upload an existing image from your gallery.
Is Fillet Found free?
Core features — species identification, Explore, marine conditions, and recipes — are available in the app. Any future paid features will be clearly labelled in the app and on this site.
How is my data handled?
Photos you submit for identification are processed by our AI service. When signed in, your scan history is stored against your account. Read our Privacy Policy for full details on collection, retention, and your rights.
How do I delete my account?
Open the app, go to Account, and use the delete option — or visit our Delete Account page. Deletion is permanent and removes your associated data, including scan history.
Which platforms are supported?
Fillet Found is available on iOS and Android. Download links appear above when the app is live on the App Store and Google Play for your region.
How do I get help or report a problem?
Email support@filletfound.com or use our Contact form. Include your device model, app version, and a short description of the issue so we can help faster.