Guides
How riggr works
Short, practical guides for every part of riggr — from your first sign-in to the features that take a minute to set up and then save you time every trip. New here? Start with Getting started.
Set up once, log with one tap
These three chain together: set up your boat once, and logging fish — even in a triple — becomes one or two taps.
🛥️ My Spread — set up your boat
Lay out your riggers, divers, and board lines once. Every line knows its rod, depth, and bait — and every catch you log can borrow all of it with one tap.
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⚡ Flurry mode — log the chaos
When the bite goes wild, tap the rod that fired. Sort landed from lost later, add species and weight when the cooler is full.
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🎣 Combos — pair your tackle
Flasher + fly, dodger + meat rig. Save the pairings you actually run, with leader length, and hang a whole combo on any line in your spread.
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Basics
🧭 Getting started with riggr
Account, boat, and home port; the six tabs on your phone and the matching sidebar on the web; where Tools lives; and how updates reach you.
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🐟 Logging catches
Landed fish vs strikes, gear in one tap from your spread, Voice Log, the automatic conditions snapshot — and exactly who sees your spot.
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On the water
🚤 Trips & tracking
Start a trip in one tap, record your trolling route, attach catches and photos — and let riggr close out the day if you forget to.
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🗺️ The map
Water temp, wind, waves, and currents; live buoys with temp-at-depth; depth contours; and the community’s recent catches — with your spots protected.
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Off the water
📤 Trip reports & sharing
Turn a trip into one clean link: what everyone sees, who unlocks the full catch log, AI trip summaries, and Save as PDF.
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🧰 Tackle Box & the catalog
Browse the lure catalog, heart gear into your Tackle Box or Wish List, scan a UPC to add custom tackle, and submit finds to the community.
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Something not covered here?
Account, billing, and troubleshooting questions live on the Support page. Everything else: email support@riggr.app — feature ideas from anglers are where most of riggr comes from.