This version of Tides fixes an issue where the Settings screen was unable to be opened from the menu bar on iPadOS 26, as well as an issue where the currently selected pin could be duplicated at certain zoom levels on the map.

This version of Tides fixes a bug where the next tide forecast could be displayed as the previous tide forecast.

This version of Tides fixes some bugs with the map screen and makes the app more resilient against station list loading errors.

Ho ho ho! Merry (potentially late) Christmas! Tides has received a fresh coat of paint with Liquid Glass! Also in this update: - You can now use a map to view nearby tide locations and view tide forecasts for that location. (iOS/iPadOS 26 required) - You can directly query tide forecast for a specific tide station through Spotlight now--no more Shortcut selection dialogs! - Fixed an issue where users couldn't ask Siri for nearby tide information - Fixed an issue where users couldn't scroll up from the saved tide station list on watchOS

This version of Tides adds a few quality of life improvements to the app! - New tinted and dark mode Tides icons - Saved tide stations can now be searched - Changing between days in the Tides app on watchOS is now even easier - Now, you can glance at the most relevant tides information for a given location on watchOS - Bug fixes and some rephrasing of Shortcuts

This version of Tides App adds a few features! - You can now long press the app icon to quickly navigate to the tide station you want to take a look at, or quickly add a tide station - You can now view the latest tide data for a location via Shortcuts, and use this Shortcut as a building block in your other Shortcuts - You can now ask Siri for the latest tide data for a location

This version of Tides fixes an issue with the date picker randomly disappearing on larger devices when changing device orientations or app window size (in Stage Manager).

This version of the Tides App adds a brand new circular widget and corner widget (watchOS only) for the Lock Screen (iOS) or the watch face (watchOS), so there are more widget options to choose from!

- Fixed a bug where tide data for December 31st would not load - Added handling for when the app is unable to load data, such as when there is no internet connection - Tide station information should automatically refresh when the next major tide event occurs - On iPhone XR and iPhone 11, as well as any Plus and Max sized devices and iPads, a station will automatically be selected in landscape if a station hasn't been selected already when the device was in portrait mode - Fixed an issue with the calendar not loading correctly on iOS 15 and iOS 16 - Fixed an issue where sometimes the app refuses to load the screen for a tide station on iOS 15 - Fixed an issue where a tide station was loaded when a different one was deleted when the screen is small enough to only show the list or tide view

This version of Tides App takes better use of the navigation bar on wider screens.

This isn't going to be as crazy of an update as what other developers are doing today, but this update will take advantage of some cool new features on iOS and watchOS! - Widgets will more reliably detect your location if you've set your widget to pull for the current location. - Widgets are now available for the Lock Screen on iPadOS and StandBy on iOS! - The list of locations available to view in the Tides app has expanded, with more locations to view in a geographic area. This also fixes an issue where some locations didn't have tide information kept showing up in the add tides location list. - You can now long press and press the Delete button to delete a station. - Fixed an issue where the date picker got cut off when using Stage Manager. - When a widget is added onto the Smart Stack in watchOS, the widget takes on the same cool blue color as the widget on iOS and iPadOS does! - Toolbars and other visuals are redesigned to look closer to what the other watchOS apps look like on watchOS 10.

You can now add widgets to your Home Screen and Lock Screen (on an iPhone) or on your watch face (on an Apple Watch) so that you can easily and quickly view tide information anywhere on your device on the go. You can also quickly get more information about the tides just by clicking on the widget.

This version mitigates a bug where the app may crash if data was not formatted correctly at some point.