What is ReefPin?
ReefPin is a dedicated fishing app for Egypt — fishing spots with legality and women-recommended safety details, live sea conditions, techniques, a full fish species guide, AI fish identification, a catch logbook and an angler community, in English and Arabic. It's a fishing companion, not a marine chart plotter or dive waypoint tool.
Do I need a boat?
No. Spots, techniques and the guide cover shore, jetty and boat fishing alike — from the rocks to the deep blue.
Which waters does it cover?
All of Egypt — the Red Sea, the Gulf of Suez, the Mediterranean coast, Lake Nasser and the Nile.
What is included in Free and Pro?
ReefPin Free costs 0 EGP and includes spots, conditions, guides, catch logging, and community. Pro adds AI features and removes Android ads. It costs 120 EGP for one month or 1,200 EGP for one year, paid upfront. Pro starts after confirmed payment. There is no trial or automatic renewal.
I'm a complete beginner — is it for me?
Especially. We built it because we were beginners. Plain-language techniques, knots step by step, and a community that actually answers.
What is AI Fish ID?
Snap a photo of your catch and the app names the species, gives its Arabic name, and tells you how to catch — and cook — it.
Do I need to install anything?
No app store needed. ReefPin is an installable web app — add it to your home screen and it works like a native app.
How do levels and Hunting work?
Every catch, trip and contribution earns points. Climb from Deckhand to Admiral, unlock Hunting at Captain, then collect species and complete challenges.
What's Guided vs Expert mode?
Guided adds tips and a simpler layout for newcomers. Expert gives experienced anglers a compact view. Both are available in Free. Switch in your profile.
Can I use it offline?
Yes — log your catches with no signal; they sync automatically when you're back online.
Can I rent a place to fish?
Yes — ReefPin Stays lists fishing-friendly homes and chalets. Search your dates and send a booking request.
How does ReefPin help women find a suitable fishing spot?
Women can voluntarily report lighting, visible security or staff, people nearby, mobile signal, access, restrooms and whether they would recommend a spot. ReefPin only shows recent grouped observations and requires at least three reports with 75% support before displaying a women-recommended badge. It is community guidance, not a safety guarantee.