This release includes minor bug fixes and several UI improvements.

This release includes minor performance improvements.

This release includes a minor bug fix.

Performance improvements and a new list view mode for gauge searching.

Bug fixes in addition to performance and accessibility improvements.

Bug fix related to Colorado Division of Water Resources gauge stations.

This release includes minor bug fixes and performance improvements.

This release adds river flow rate forecasting.

Minor performance improvements and an animated intro.

In this update, we’ve made it easier for you to share your thoughts with us. Now you can report issues with gauges, submit feature requests, send bug reports, and provide other feedback directly through the app.

All bugs that were fixed in this release were too small for the eye to see or too fiddly for human words to describe. Nevertheless, work was done, things tinkered with and the app became subtly better.

This release includes a couple minor bug fixes.

This release includes a minor bug fix and initial support for Colorado Division of Water Resources (DWR) gauge stations.

Super small bug fix

Minor bug fixes, UI improvements, and other general enhancements.

Minor bug fixes and UI enhancements.

We've been all ears since our last release, and thanks to your excellent feedback, we’ve got some fantastic news! You asked for it, and we've delivered it. Location-based searching is now the star of our latest update! In this new release, you can easily use your current location to find nearby river gauges. Whether you're planning your next adventure or just curious about the water levels around you, it's now simpler than ever. Not a fan of sharing your location? No worries! You can still manually search for gauges and view the results on the map. It's all about giving you more ways to explore and stay informed. Update now and dive into a better, more intuitive experience!

This release addresses a minor bug related to background tasks and includes better error logging.

This release includes several minor bug fixes and UI enhancements.

This release resolves an issue that caused Cubic Meters Per Second (CMS) gauge readings to be displayed improperly.

This release includes noticeable performance improvements.

This release includes minor bug fixes and performance enhancements. Notable changes include removing all advertisements and adding a feedback form for reporting issues or submitting feature requests.

We’re excited to bring you the latest update with new features, enhancements, and important bug fixes! New Features: iPad and macOS Support: The app can now be used on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac with Apple Silicon. Enhancements: - Sharing: Now you can share a gauge with others (or yourself across devices). - Performance Improvements: Optimized the app for better speed and reliability. Bug Fixes: - Gauge Station Saving Issue: Resolved a problem that prevented gauge stations in California, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Oregon, and Washington from being saved on your device. - Syncing Crash Fix: Fixed a crash that occurred when syncing numerous gauges simultaneously. Thank you for using our app! We’re committed to continuously improving your experience.

This release includes several enhancements, such as background syncing of bookmarked gauges, basic weather reports at gauge station locations, and other improvements. Background syncing. After bookmarking a gauge or several gauges, the app will fetch new gauge readings while in the background. Additionally, you can opt-in for local Push notifications when a background sync is complete, giving you a heads-up when new data is available. Weather reports. We've added basic weather information for gauge station locales, including a summary of the current weather conditions and temperature and forecasted temperatures. Other improvements include various user interface (UI) style fixes for better consistency across screens and an overall better experience.

This release adds support for river gauge stations in Ontario, Canada, and, based on your feedback, makes several user interface (UI) changes.