The hunting log that finds your patterns.

How it works

1. You log the hunt

   Weather, wind, temperature and pressure fill in from the conditions at that time and place — you can edit any of them. Moon phase and time of day come from the date and time you logged.

2. Patterns groups your results

   Pick a condition — moon phase, wind, temperature, time of day, and others. The app adds up your hunts in each bucket and shows how many you logged, birds taken per hunt, and how often you marked the hunt Successful. It calls out the best and toughest buckets.

3. Best Spot matches today to similar hunts

   Enter today's wind and temperature. The app finds past hunts with similar conditions: the same or neighboring wind direction, wind speed within 4 mph, and temperature within 6°. It reports a success probability from those similar hunts, then ranks your spots by success rate, then birds per hunt.

4. Outlook scores the week ahead

   Once you have at least 5 hunts, at least 2 marked Successful, and weather on at least 3, Outlook pulls the 7-day forecast. For dawn through evening each day, it scores the forecast against your history. For each condition — wind direction and speed, pressure trend, moon, time of day, temperature and sky — it compares your success rate and birds taken per hunt in that condition with your overall numbers, and gives less weight to conditions you've only hunted a few times. 50 is an average day for you; higher is better. Ratings are Great, Good, Fair or Poor. Slow days count too: they teach it what to avoid.

You can optionally include hunts friends have shared with you in Patterns, Best Spot and Outlook. Those hunts group by the area the friend named, not your spots, and no GPS pins are used.