This Is the Most Useful Chart if you’re an ocean person, Whale watcher, beach comber, bird fancier, Fresh air freak, dog walking seal admirer, shell collector, general ocean beach detritus Fancier~ And unhurried or worried about your shoes and pant-legs being soaked while your adventure is taking you farther and farther away from wherever you parked the car! It’s especially rewarding to actually KNOW if the tide is COMING IN or GOING OUT! Climbing onto ledges that appear dry and heading toward the water gently lapping the shoreline is mystical and sometimes strongly scented as well, but is often a mistake if you do not know whether the tide is in fact Half Way or More on its way IN, to a location yards up the beach when it is HIGH TIDE…. So I’m talking about the refinements for your comfort as well as safety. Ck out the Tide Calendar, whoever you are traveling and pinch yourself that ur boss will forgive v yo

Tide tables rise and fall on their tables. What you get with this app are tables that are easy to read. What can I say? It also using ones location to offer the tide tables where you are when you open it. For example, fly from California to London and then open the tide table and you will see the London Thames River tides at various points, like the London Bridge. This is useful information, even for a tourist, because during low tides there are large beaches - the one the the Globe Theater, for example — that you can walk down to. If you then walk to the water water you are likely to find artifacts, like ceramic pipe stems, pipe bowls, bits of pottery, glass, and metal. Roman and Medieval artifacts can be found — but you are sure to find bits of pottery and pipes from the 18th and 19th centuries. This app is like craigslist. Plain looking. Works flawlessly.

I’ve been using tides near me for several years now. It has been reliable, accurate, and most importantly, easy to use for planning fishing days, boat trips, and even dock building days. It gives you a simple user interface to check tides and currents from real data stations in your area. It’s been a clutch app for planning arrivals and departures in a way to avoid arriving in the face of countercurrents that can make a normal day an upstream fight. Even with the free version, ads are unobtrusive and fit aesthetically in the simple design. (Which hasn’t changed much in years and why would it? It’s great.) This is a 5 star app for its design. Others fall short of its simplicity and efficiency. Note: I was not encouraged or incentivized in any way to write this review.

I use this app daily to check high and low tide and how strong they will be. I can also use it to see the conditions in other areas to plan a trip. It doesn’t work as well internationally since fewer locations are available.I wish it would allow long term checks to see the strongest tides over the course of the year. I’m not sure if it figures in the effects of wind speed and direction, or shifts in offshore currents. I use another app for wind, and one to determine phases and nearness of the moon.It would be great if this app could sends alerts for ideal conditions at selected locations.