2Hook app analytics for March 20

2Hook is the only fishing app worldwide that offers a detailed logbook of your fishing sessions with a push of a button. Real time data based on weather, moon phases, water temperature, tides, date, time and more are stored automatically when you catch or miss a fish, creating personal statistics and charts based on on your local fishing spots. Go Fishing, is the core of 2Hook. You can start, pause and end your fishing session in real time, while storing GPS locations of catches/misses. The buttons catch and miss are pioneering, make it as easy as possible with one hit to store the type of fish caught or missed and the relevant data like weather, winds, moon phase, tides, water/air temperature and many more information automatically. Every catch or miss GPS location is stored in the map so you can always revisit them in future fishing trips. At the end of the session, you have a completed logbook page, with the total time, distance, types of fish, photos and other relevant information. Every logbook page is stored on the Logbook section, sorted either by date or ranking. Now you can relive all you sessions of the past on the palm of your hand. At the Profile section you have all your personal statistics from the last 28 days, year to date and all time, like your success rate, total amount of fish caught or missed, type of fish caught, fishing time, days fishing and many more. With the Analytics provided, 2Hook enables you to fish smarter, be at the right spot the right time to maximize your catch. This innovating feature gives a precise fish activity picture based specifically on your local fishing grounds and the behavior of each species of fish individually, created by you and not a generic algorithm like all the other fishing apps. Innovating with the catch and miss buttons, the user experience of 2Hook is the most fun, easy and simple in the industry. Designed to be used by all ages. Tip: Push for 2 seconds the Catch button to open up your preferred fish list Note: App uses your location for navigation, path recording and weather forecast. Continued use of GPS running in the background when navigating or recording paths can dramatically decrease battery life.