Guidepole enters early access in the Pacific Northwest

Guidepole is now in early access. Our first build brings the whole idea together in one place: water bodies, public land and land ownership, boat launches, and current fishing regulations, plus live conditions — on a single map, for the Pacific Northwest to start.

We chose Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana because it lets us go deep before we go wide. In these states you get the full stack of layers, grounded in authoritative public data, not a thin national veneer.

What's in the first release

• The map: water, public land and ownership, public bank access, boat launches, and access sites.
• Regulations tied to the specific water they govern, from state fish-and-wildlife agencies.
• Live conditions where a monitor actually measures that water — flow, water temperature, tides.
• Gary, the built-in assistant, so you can just ask where you can fish.

How to get in

Early access is on TestFlight while we tighten things up. Join the waitlist and we'll send an invite as we open more spots — and as we light up more of the map.