An app studio on godaisy.io
And tell you plainly what they mean. Seven apps live in the stores, one of them built for a client, and one more on the way.
7
apps live in the App Store, 5 on Google Play too
as of 11 November 2026
35
countries of rivers covered by Rise Daisy
as of 11 November 2026
1,370
river gauges feeding live conditions
as of 11 November 2026
377k
local events listed on Grewp
as of November 2026
What we're good at
Underneath them all is one habit: turning a lot of data into one plain answer people can act on.
A verdict for today, a river's level and colour, the state of the sea.
See it in Go Daisy →67 river-gauge networks in one shared format, and 377k events from 1,144 sources.
See it in Rise Daisy →Ticket sales, refunds and Apple Wallet passes, with a door scanner that works offline.
See it in Grewp →Federations let a council or charity see reach, retention and wellbeing outcomes across all its groups.
See it in Grewp →Insect hatches from degree-days, water temperatures, and blight warnings from the weather.
See it in Rise Daisy →2,300 fishing venues, a coastal grid of 7,649 sea cells, a club's own beats.
See it in Findr →Web, iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and Mac, in up to 17 languages.
See it in Fly Cast Coach →Phone and Apple Watch motion turned into coaching for five fly casts and the double haul.
See it in Fly Cast Coach →75 printed fish-ID charts for tackle shops, generated from the app's own data.
See it in Findr →Point a phone at a leaf or a pest and get its name and what to do next.
See it in Grow Daisy →Picture bingo that teaches a little Japanese along the way.
See it in Kitten Bingo →Approximate locations on Grewp; no account and no personalised ads in Kitten Bingo.
See it in Grewp →Our apps

Treats a river as something you calculate, not a weather pin: is it fishable today, what's hatching, what to tie on, and when to leave the fish alone.
2,300+ venuesin 35 countries, with river gauges and hatch forecasts

Which sea fish are likely feeding on your coast today, and why, read from satellites, buoys, weather feeds and catch reports.
75 shop chartsfor 59 coasts in 14 languages

Your phone becomes a practice fly rod, with an Apple Watch on the other hand for the double haul.
5 castsplus the double haul, coached by voice and haptics

Finds you something to do, helps you go with people, and makes it easy to put on your own.
29 countries84,779 towns, 17 languages
Built for a client

A members' app for a historic chalk-stream fishery on the Kennet, live on the App Store since September. It runs the club's back office too: members, guest tickets, and river closures read straight from the club's own news.
We couldn't be happier with the app Damian Rafferty of Go Daisy built for us. From our very first conversation, he took the time to understand how the fishery actually runs, and it shows.
A game-changer for Hungerford Fishery
We couldn't be happier with the app Damian Rafferty built for us. From our very first conversation, he took the time to understand how the fishery actually runs, and it shows.
The app is intuitive, reliable, and exactly what our anglers needed. Checking conditions, catch reports, guest booking and keeping up with fishery news are all effortless now.
Damian was a pleasure to work with throughout: responsive, patient, and quick to turn feedback into improvements. He delivered on time, explained everything in plain English, and has been generous with support since launch. Our members love it, and it's saved us hours of admin.
If you're looking for a developer who combines real technical skill with genuine care for the finished product, we can't recommend Damian highly enough.
Steve Brunning
Trustee and Honorary Fishery Secretary, Town and Manor of Hungerford Fishery
More from the studio

One sentence a day: what today is good for, where you are. In 10 languages.

A gardener leaning over the gate: your forecast becomes the week's garden jobs.

Cosy picture bingo where wins earn collectible kittens, with a little Japanese on the side.
Coming January 2027How we work
A few lines is plenty: who will use it, and what it should do for them.
Web, iPhone and Android from one codebase, in your colours and your words. Typically 6–10 weeks from brief to the stores.
Content and fixes can reach your members the day they're made, without waiting on app-store review.

Who we are
Daisy Studio is Damian Rafferty, who has spent three decades making digital things people actually use.
He started as editor of Fly, a global music magazine, in 1995. Since then he has produced companion apps for TV formats such as Britain's Got Talent, The Voice UK and Love Island Sweden, and shaped digital content for the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, Royal Museums Greenwich, ActionAid and the Department for Education.
Now based in Asturias, he builds apps around the things he cares about: rivers, the sea, gardens, getting people together and, yes, kittens. Each one starts with a question people ask before they head out, and answers it plainly. The studio runs through Fly Industries Ltd, his consultancy since 2007, with a small group of collaborators.
For brands and organisations
Sponsor a river page, a species, a season's-end letter or a tackle-shop chart. Ask for the media kit and we'll show you who sees what.
Partner with usFor clubs, fisheries and small organisations
Tell us what your members or customers need. We'll come back with how we'd build it and how long it would take.
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