LureLog
A private fishing journal: anglers keep their lure collection, log every catch against the lure that caught it, and see what works.
Client project · Web application · 2026
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About the project
LureLog is a web app for recreational anglers. It brings together the three things anglers usually keep apart: the tackle box, the catch photos on their phone, and the memory of which lure worked where.
The product needed a public site that explains the idea in seconds, and an app behind it that stays simple enough to use at the water's edge.
The challenge
A journal app only works if people keep using it. Every extra field is a reason to stop logging, yet the insights depend on catches being linked to lures, conditions and photos. The site also had to make a private, personal tool feel trustworthy enough to sign up for.
The solution
The landing page tells the story in the anglers' own terms, starting from a real tackle box, and shows the two first steps (add a lure, log a catch) before asking for an account. The app keeps to the same order: a collection organised by name, type and size; a catch log linked to the lure used; and insights built from that record. The whole product is available in English and Polish.
The details
- Onboarding reduced to two steps that mirror real use: add a lure, then log a catch with it.
- Catches carry the lure, photo, species and notes, so insights come from the user's own record.
- Sign-in and registration with private collections by default.
- English and Polish throughout, with a language switch in the footer.
- Front end in React and Tailwind CSS, served from Render behind Cloudflare.
- Scope of work
- Design, Development, Deployment, Hosting & maintenance
- Technologies
- React, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Render, Cloudflare
- Project type
- Client project, 2026
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