Lifestyle · Still water
Stage the pond, stock fingerlings, and close feeding and water checks on dated tasks—from the first spring look to the last autumn prep.
Cycles · Deadlines · Week strip · Growth Insights · Fish Academy
Illustrative marketing figures; not App Store metrics.
Big Fishery is the project book for still-water fish: carp, silver carp, grass carp, crucian carp, and common bream. Open a ready cycle—Carp Pond Stocking, Silver Carp Growing Cycle, or Seasonal Pond Maintenance—or write a custom plan with the same stage types.
Set the day the cycle should end, and task dates spread evenly across it until you move them. The week strip shows what is due, Growth Insights records what you closed, and Fish Academy asks you about stocking, water, feeding, health, and harvest before the next pond goes in.
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Carp Pond Stocking runs preparation, stocking, and early growth. Silver Carp Growing Cycle runs assessment, stocking prep, and growth monitoring. Seasonal Pond Maintenance covers spring, summer, and autumn. Custom plans use those same stage types, with a required finish date on the project and on every task.
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Active cycles, finished cycles, tasks due today, and overdue tasks sit above the list. Projects with something due today lead, then the nearest deadline. Each card shows one-line context, percent complete, tasks done of tasks planned, and the date it must close.
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Scroll Jun 8–Jun 14 style weeks. A dot marks any date that has a task. Under the chosen day, work is grouped project, then stage: measure depth, check temperature, inspect the inlet. Mark the circle and the title strikes through; the project percent updates.
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Switch 7 days, 30 days, or a calendar month. See tasks finished, the share of planned work you closed, average time from created to done, and the single busiest date. The bar chart includes days with nothing finished. History lists each close with project, stage, and time.
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Pond Preparation Basics through Harvest Planning Basics. Untaken quizzes read Not taken. After each answer you get right or wrong, a short reason, and Next. The result shows your percent, right and wrong counts, and how it compares with your previous try.
Name the last day of the cycle. Tasks take their dates from that horizon, until the pond asks you to move one.