Fly casting · live since August 2026

Fly Cast Coach

Your phone becomes a practice fly rod.

Motion-sensed drills teach timing, acceleration, crisp stops and the casting arc, for new and improving fly anglers. iPhone, iPad and Android, with an Apple Watch companion and a web version.

A live drill in Fly Cast Coach: the full cast, ready to start, with tempo, arc and stop readouts

5

casts from overhead to double Spey, plus the double haul

as of 11 November 2026

285

recorded voice clips coaching you mid-cast

as of 11 November 2026

166

qualified casting instructors, one tap away

as of 11 November 2026

7

native iPhone and Watch features built for it

as of 11 November 2026

The problem

You can't learn to cast from a screen you can't look at. Mid-cast your eyes are on the line, and a phone can't feel a fly line anyway.

What's clever

Coaching you feel and hear

It buzzes when the line would be straight.

A phone can't feel a fly line, so it works out when your line would have straightened from its length and your backcast speed, and buzzes at that moment. A spoken "Forward" comes just before, so you learn the pause by feel.

A rep result: Great, 98, with a well-timed pause and the speed trace of the cast

Shape, not just speed.

Arc and tracking are scored from the phone's position in 3D, not raw force. Each rep is scored part by part (backcast, pause, forward stroke, stop), and progress tracks them over time, so you know what to practise next.

Progress: streak, best score, average score by session and badges earned

Five casts, taught stage by stage.

Overhead, roll, jump roll, single Spey and double Spey, each with its own motion engine and illustrated lessons. Learn a stage, then try it on the phone straight away.

Choose a cast: the overhead cast and its back, pause, forward stages

Coaching you hear, not read.

Timed blips, haptics and 285 recorded voice clips. A clip only plays when it matches the screen word for word, so what you hear never contradicts what you'd read.

Two sensors, two hands.

An Apple Watch on the line hand times the double haul against the rod hand. It learns each wearer's wrist and keeps one number per cast, never raw motion. In beta.

Ready for the foldable iPhone.

Unfolded, lessons and drills sit side by side, laid out around the crease rather than across it.

Drawn for the app

Every cast, stage by stage

42 illustrations walk through each cast one stage at a time, with animated versions of the whole movement.

Illustration of the overhead cast
Overhead cast
Illustration of the single Spey cast
Single Spey
Behind the build

Stack. React and TypeScript, wrapped for iPhone, iPad and Android with Capacitor, plus a native Apple Watch app.

Native. Seven custom Swift plugins: motion, haptics, speech, audio, keep-awake, Watch link and sign-in.

Care. About 240 tests, and instructors drawn from AAPGAI, GAIA and FFI.

Who uses it

Fly anglers practising in the garden

New and improving fly casters, between trips and before lessons. Audience figures are in the media kit.

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Example placement

Supported by, on a cast lesson

Where
Beside a cast's stage-by-stage lesson
Who sees it
Anglers learning that cast
Price
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