Because someone has to verify that bass actually weighs 7.3 lbs before the $50k prize gets wired.
Tournament fishing circuits run on vibes, handshake deals, and a guy named Randy who owns a scale — and that ends today. CreelOS manages real-time weigh-in telemetry, GPS catch-point verification against permitted zones, species compliance against state regs, and automated prize escrow release tied to verified results. Think Stripe meets Strava meets a fish scale, and it absolutely rips.
- Real-time weigh-in telemetry with certified hardware bridge support
- GPS catch-point validation cross-referenced against 14,000+ permitted tournament zones nationwide
- Automated species identification pipeline tied to current USFWS and state-level compliance rulesets
- Native Stripe escrow integration — prize money releases the second results clear verification
- Full audit trail per catch event, per angler, per tournament. Immutable.
Stripe, Twilio, Mapbox, iAngler API, FishBrain Data Layer, TourneyTrax, WeighMaster Pro, USFWS Species Registry, CatchVerify, AquaSync, TideWatch, Salesforce
CreelOS is built as a microservices mesh — each concern (telemetry ingestion, geo-validation, escrow orchestration, compliance resolution) lives in its own isolated service and communicates over an internal event bus. Weigh-in events are written immediately to MongoDB, which handles the full transaction ledger because I needed the flexible schema and I'm not apologizing for it. GPS and zone data are cached long-term in Redis for sub-50ms lookup on active tournament windows. The whole thing runs on Railway and has never gone down during a live event.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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