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Privacy Policy

Blue Water Intelligence LLC · Last updated: October 28, 2026

Blue Water Intelligence (“the app”) is an ocean conditions and fishing forecast tool operated by Blue Water Intelligence LLC, a Florida limited liability company (“we”). This policy explains what the app does and does not do with information. It is written to describe the app’s actual behaviour rather than to reserve rights we do not use.

In short: creating an account is required to use the app, including the free tier. An account means an email address and a subscription status — nothing more. The app does not use advertising, does not use analytics or tracking of any kind, and does not sell or share your information. Payment is handled entirely by Stripe; we never see or store your card details. Optional AI features send forecast conditions, nearby port names and catch-log summaries (never your identity) to Anthropic, and only after you allow it. What you save in the app — points, catches, forecast history, your home port and preferences — is kept on your device and synced to your account, so it carries over to another device.

Accounts and subscriptions

Creating an account is required to use the app, including the free tier, and requires an email address and a password. We store your email address and your current subscription status (free, premium, or pro) using Supabase, a database and authentication provider. We do not store your password ourselves — Supabase handles that using industry-standard hashing, and we never see the plain password.

Paid subscriptions are currently offered in the United States only. They are billed and managed by Stripe, not through Apple In-App Purchase. When you subscribe or manage billing, you are taken to a payment page hosted directly by Stripe — your card number and billing details go to Stripe, not to us. We receive back only a customer reference and your subscription status, which we store so the app knows which features to unlock. We do not receive or store your card number, expiration date, or CVC at any point.

You can cancel a subscription at any time from Manage Subscription in the app, which opens Stripe’s own billing portal. You can delete your account entirely at any time from Settings → Account → Delete Account, which cancels any active subscription and permanently removes your account record, including your email address, subscription history, and the synced data described below, from our systems.

Information stored on your device — and synced to your account

Because an account is required to use the app, the following is both saved locally in your browser or app storage and synced to our servers under your account, so it carries over if you use the app on another device:

The local copy on your device acts as a cache — it lets the app show your data instantly and keep working if you briefly lose signal — while the copy on our servers, tied to your account, is what makes it available again if you sign in on a different phone or reinstall the app.

You can remove locally stored data at any time by deleting saved points within the app, or by clearing the app’s storage through your device or browser settings. Removing the synced copy requires deleting it in the app while signed in, or deleting your account entirely from Settings → Account → Delete Account, which also removes it from our servers.

Location

If you use the “locate me” feature, the app asks your device for your position and uses it only to show where you are on the map. Your position is not sent to us and is not stored.

The “Use My Location” button when logging a catch also asks your device for your position, but works differently: that position becomes the catch's own coordinates, which are stored and (if you are signed in) synced exactly like any other part of a catch you log — the same as if you had tapped the location on the map yourself. See “Information stored on your device” and “Information sent to servers” above and below for what happens to a catch's coordinates.

Either way, the app requests location only when you use one of these features, and you can decline or revoke the permission at any time in your device settings; everything else in the app continues to work.

Information sent to servers

To show ocean data and produce a forecast, the app sends the map coordinates you are looking at — a latitude and longitude area — to our service, which requests the corresponding data from public government sources and returns the result. Depth and tide lookups, and looking up conditions for a catch you log (its coordinates and date/time), send a coordinate in the same way.

These coordinates describe an area of ocean, not you. However, if you centre the map on your own position and then run a forecast, or log a catch at your current location, that request will contain coordinates near where you are.

AI features (Anthropic)

Three optional features are written by Claude, an AI model provided by Anthropic. The first time one of them would run, the app asks whether you want to use AI features and sends nothing to Anthropic unless you choose Allow. You can turn them off again at any time in Settings → Forecast → AI features; the forecast itself, the maps, and your catch log work fully without them.

None of these requests include your name, email address, account details, or device location. Anthropic processes them to return the text and, under its commercial terms, does not use them to train its models. AI-written text can be wrong; treat it as an interpretation, not a fact.

If you are signed in, requests for Premium and Pro features include a token that identifies your account, so our servers can confirm your subscription covers the feature you are using. This token is tied to your account, not otherwise linked to your activity for any other purpose.

Requests are handled by our hosting provider, which may keep short-lived server logs (including IP addresses) as a normal part of operating and protecting a web service. We do not use those logs to build a profile of you beyond what is described in this policy.

How long information is kept

Your choices

Third-party services

The services below receive requests as a normal part of the app working. Each has its own privacy practices, which we do not control.

When your device requests map imagery or ocean data directly from a provider above, it necessarily shares your IP address and the map area requested, as any web request does.

What we do not do

Children

The app is intended for general audiences and is not directed at children under 13. Creating an account requires an email address, and the app does not knowingly collect personal information, including accounts, from children under 13.

Safety note

Forecasts and ocean data in this app are informational and derived from public sources that may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. The app is not a navigation system and must not be relied upon for navigation or safety of life at sea. Always use official charts, check the official marine forecast, carry current safety equipment, and make your own decisions about conditions on the water. Forecasts show where conditions look favorable; they can’t guarantee that you’ll find or catch fish. See the Terms of Use for more.

Changes to this policy

If the app’s data practices change in a way that affects this policy, this page will be updated and the date at the top revised.

Contact

Questions about this policy, requests to delete your account, or questions about data in the app can be sent to support@bluewater-intelligence.com. Using the app is also subject to our Terms of Use.