The fish ticket, written where the fish land.
Bristol Bay, summer 2027. One cannery, a few of its tenders, and the boats that deliver to them, on FishTix for the season. We're choosing the cannery now. If that could be you, or you work for the State and want to see how it files, write to us below.
What the pilot is.
Your eLandings login, connected. A few of your tenders weighing on FishTix, their fishermen sending trips ahead and signing on their own phones, and every ticket filing to eLandings. It starts on the State's training system and moves to production when you say so.
ADF&G has approved e-signatures on FishTix tickets, and the paper ticket still prints whenever anyone wants one.
How a cannery gets started.
- Connect your eLandings login on the office's Cannery page. We check it with the State before saving it, and it stays yours.
- Contract the tenders you buy from. Their crews put FishTix on any iPhone or iPad.
- Tell us what isn't right. You run the office, and we answer when something needs fixing.
What you get.
- The app for the tenders and the fishermen, the office for your desk, and the filing bridge, set up by us.
- Us, through the season. The people who built it answer the phone.
- The record: every ticket, every mark, every State response, yours to keep and export whether or not you carry on.
- Pricing: talk to us, and we'll agree it with you before the season starts. Fishermen never pay.
Write to us.
Tell us who you are and how you work today. We reply within two working days.
Rather write? hello@fishtix.app
Where it comes from.
FishTix was built out of seasons on a Bristol Bay tender, by people who have keyed the tickets and carried the thumb drive.