FishEdge turns public satellite oceanography into a focused dashboard for pre-trip investigation. Temperature edges, color fronts, current rips — the productive boundaries captains actually watch, in one interface.
Available today
Live sea-surface temperature, chlorophyll concentration, and surface current data — refreshed every six hours from public NOAA, NASA, and Copernicus feeds. Reviewed in one dark-first interface designed for pre-trip investigation.
Every layer shows its source, valid time, and update age — directly on the map. No guessing what you're looking at.
A direct line back to the build. Each trip review reshapes what gets shipped next.
Recommendations with explainable evidence and confidence scores. Currently in research, not yet shipped.
Generate GPX routes from saved waypoints. Concept stage, not yet built.
How this is built
Delmarva, Virginia, and the Carolinas. Adding regions as data coverage and feedback support it.
NOAA, NASA, Copernicus. No proprietary black boxes — the sources are named on every layer.
Latest data is always labeled with its timestamp. We don't pretend to be faster than the satellites.
Free access while in pilot. Direct feedback channel. Help decide what FishEdge becomes.
Free Early Access!