Press Kit

Logo files, screenshots, brand colors, and key facts for journalists, reviewers, and partners. For interview requests, email [email protected].

One-line description

FishRadar is a real-time AI fishing intelligence app that scores every fishable coordinate on Earth from 0 to 100 using live ocean data, refreshed hourly. Free on iOS (Android coming soon), with Pro and Captain subscription tiers.

Brand assets

Brand mark — full color SVG (vector, infinite resolution)
Brand mark — monochrome white SVG (for use on dark backgrounds or single-color print)
App icon — 512×512 PNG (raster fallback)
Hero card — 1200×630 PNG (Open Graph share card)

Brand colors

#0EA5E9
Sky / brand top

#0284C7
Ocean / brand mid

#0C4A6E
Deep / brand bottom

#0A1628
Surface bg

Key facts

Available on: iOS App Store (Android / Google Play coming soon)
Languages: 17 (English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Bengali, Hindi, Greek, Simplified Chinese)
Coverage: Global — every coast, major lake, and river on Earth
Pricing: Free tier; Pro $2.99/mo or $19.99/yr; Captain $7.99/mo or $24.90/yr; 7-day free trial on Pro and Captain
Brand / publisher: Linkanlabs
Founder & legal entity: Batuhan Küçükçelebi (independent developer, Romania, EU)
Contact: [email protected]

Boilerplate (50 words)

FishRadar.AI is a global AI fishing intelligence app published by Linkanlabs. Available free on iOS (Android coming soon), it scores every fishable coordinate on Earth from 0 to 100 using live ocean data — sea-surface temperature, chlorophyll, currents, bathymetry, solunar tides, and more — refreshed hourly. Pro ($2.99/mo) and Captain ($7.99/mo) tiers add 7-day forecasting, AIS fleet overlays, AI catch identification, voice commands, A* boat routing, and on-the-water safety utilities for serious anglers.

About Linkanlabs

Linkanlabs is the brand behind FishRadar.AI, founded by independent developer Batuhan Küçükçelebi in Romania (EU). The studio is built on a single principle: marine intelligence apps should ground their predictions in peer-reviewed science, not crowd-sourced popularity. Every feature ships globally on day one, in 17 languages, with an explicit refusal to train on user-generated catches.