I Saw a Fish: Reef Fish Log
Android app by Tomasz Ziębiński. Lifestyle · Tomasz Ziębiński
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- Unknown
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- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
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- Listed by the store
- Version
- 5.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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I Saw a Fish is a marine fish catalog and logbook for scuba divers, snorkelers, and ocean enthusiasts. Identify species, record your observations, and track your progress underwater. Fish catalog Browse an extensive catalog of over 2500 marine fish species with photographs and detailed descriptions. Use advanced search and filters to identify a species by size, shape, color, pattern or explore fish by region. The catalog covers reef fish from the Red Sea and Egypt, the Maldives, Thailand and Indonesia, the Philippines, the Great Barrier Reef and the wider Indo-Pacific, as well as the Caribbean, the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean and Okinawa. You'll find clownfish and anemonefish, butterflyfish, angelfish, wrasse, parrotfish, surgeonfish, triggerfish, groupers, moray eels, lionfish, pufferfish, seahorses, barracuda, manta rays, stingrays and reef sharks — each with photographs, common and scientific names, size, habitat and distribution. Logbooks Create a logbook for each trip and geotag it. Record the location, date, and details of every dive or snorkeling session in one organized place. Then add observations. The free version lets you create one logbook. Observations Log the fish you observe on each trip to build a personal record of your underwater sightings. Record the species and add a note. Premium adds detailed info — depth, count, timestamp — and lets you attach your own photos. The free version records the species and lets you add a note. Your logbook works as a personal dive log and snorkeling journal. Divers use it to record what they saw on each dive alongside the site and date, snorkelers to remember the fish from a single afternoon on a house reef, and freedivers and marine life enthusiasts to build a species list over years of trips. Liveaboard and dive resort trips can be logged as separate books, so a week in the Red Sea stays distinct from a weekend closer to home. Achievements and badges Earn tiered badges as your observation count grows, unlock special badges for notable species, and complete geographic badges by logging sightings across different marine regions. Statistics and bucket list Review statistics on your dives and observations, and maintain a bucket list of species you want to find. Bucket list is a premium feature. Key features: • Comprehensive marine fish catalog with photos and descriptions • Advanced search and filtering • Geotagged fish observation logbooks • Tiered, geographic, and special-species badges • Personal statistics • Photo-based observation logging (Premium) • Species bucket list (Premium) The species catalog is available offline, so it works on a boat, at a remote dive site or anywhere without mobile signal — exactly where you need it. There is no photo scanning or AI recognition: you identify the fish yourself, the way a printed field guide works, by narrowing down candidates using color, body shape, pattern, size and the region you were diving in. Species photographs
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