New in v 4.2: - Tweaked how data is display in widget so it pulls the right user selected Forecast model - Tweaked how data is displayed in Morston Live - Tweaked how Rain radar refreshes in Morston Live - Made the Cockle insignia 'selectable' on the Your Boat image

new in v4.1: - Added Tide planner and visual Spring/Neap scrollable wave form for planning as per user request - Added the Met Office 6 hour weather radar forecast over a scrollable map of the North Norfolk coast into Morston Live

new in v4.0 - Tweaked the Morston Today summary - Tweaked how the widget refreshes - Tweaked how the bail out alert triggers

New in v 3.9: - Add a third selectable forecast option NOAA GFS (similar to how XCWeather works), this is also blended into the Morston Forecast - Tweaked the app icon - Fixed the bug where the 'Bail Out Your Boat' was not working - The users's boat details (name, sail number and colour) entered into My Boat section in the app transfer directly over to the custom T-Shirt shop automatically

v.3.8: - Fixed bug where app wouldn't open on desktop version - added Twilight timings

new in v 3.7: - Large widget support. You can now display the whole Morston Today summary as a widget on your iPhone - Added Civil Sunset logic to the Morston Today summary - specifying when sunset is and civil sunset, so one knows when the light becomes unnavigable - Added version update alerts so from now on the user will be alerted if the app has been updated.

New in version 3.6: - Added the ability to customise the data (wind strength/sailing window/wave height) from Morston Today to your preference or sailing ability/boat or mooring - Tweaked the UI of Morston Live so the data is displayed clearer - Settings tweaks - Buy a Tee - support the app

New in 3.5: - Updated the UI with the next High Tide Summary (in Daylight Hours) as the main screen - Improved the intel of Morston Today - Added the ability to record your sail not just your race. - Added all the other data as expandable/collapsable menus for a cleaner look - Sailing windows, preferred weather forecast -Apple or Met Office - all selectable in Settings - Added a link to the Morston App Shop where you can buy a customised Organic Tee with your boat strake colour and sail number printed on it. Every tee helps keep Morston free.

What’s New in 3.3 - Choose Apple Weather or Met Office for General Forecast in Settings - Met Office is now also blended into Morston Forecast - Smarter Morston Live sailing summary - clearer tide, daylight, and wind-vs-tide tips - Small Settings and UI polish

version 3.2: -fixed the bug where races were not being recorded in the race log. Should now record all races including VMG

What’s New in 3.1 'Morston Live' - New combined live card on Today: Now · Pit · Harbour · Overfalls (Now is the default) - Morston Now: Quick sailing summary from live data averages and recent data history from Pit, Harbour, tide, and weather feeds - Respects your tender tide window — won’t say it’s good to sail when the tide is out - Uses sunrise and sunset so overnight tides aren’t treated as sailing windows - Natural headlines for the moment — early morning, evening sail, tomorrow, and so on Race Mode - Mark advance is manual again — tap Next on Watch or phone when you round buoys (GPS auto-advance removed) rather than relying on flakey iPhone GPS - Clearer guidance that you confirm each mark yourself - More reliable Watch Next/Back when the phone isn’t reachable Velocity Made Good - Mark VMG toward the next buoy, live on phone and Watch - Wind VMG from Harbour wind (Holfuy) - Logged per leg and in race averages, with caveats where direction isn’t available (Pit swinging mooring) App icons - Choose your own boat's strake colour for the app icon in Settings - Splash and Settings follow your selection Siri & shortcuts - More reliable “next high tide” and related phrases (include “in Morston”) - Soft fallbacks when live data needs a refresh Apple Watch - Watch app and complications support watchOS 10.5 and later Fixes & polish - Added a more glossy liquid glass finish to the data cards - Boat name on the strake sits correctly - Clearer Race Mode copy across phone, Watch, and Settings

New in V.3.0: - Tweaked times times offset from Immingham so they now correspond directly with Blakeney Harbour Association's tide predictions rather than being a few minutes off either side sometimes - fixed bug where sometimes other locations from Blakeney were not showing correct Tide times - Added the location in 'Todays Tides' for clarity

New in Version 2.9: All in Cockle Racing Per-leg splits. Every mark advance (automatic rounding or the Next button) now records a timestamped split — lap, mark, rounding side, and cumulative race time. Pressing Previous removes the last split so corrections don't leave phantom roundings. Splits are saved on the race result, appear in the Race Log under an expandable "Splits" row showing each leg's time, and — when your personal best on the same course also has splits — a red/green delta per mark so you can see exactly where you gained or lost. Splits are also included in the shared result text. GPS track recording. While the race clock runs, the phone records a breadcrumb (thinned to one point per ~8 m / 5 s, capped at ~6 hours, poor-accuracy fixes skipped). The live track draws in cyan on the Buoy Map during the race, and the finished track is saved to disk alongside the result. Each logged race with a track gets a "View Track" link opening a new map that replays your path over the buoys, with start/finish flags and your max speed in the footer. Buoy self-learning. When you round a mark, the boat's closest point of approach is logged as a survey sample for that buoy. The rounding distance is folded into the sample's accuracy figure, so a tight rounding contributes to the position average while a wide one is automatically excluded by your existing 15 m accuracy filter — the survey data can only get better, never worse. Speed over ground. Shown on the watch race screen next to distance and bearing (in cyan), on the phone's next-mark card, and pushed in the watch payload as a new optional field so older payloads still decode. Start line tools. During the countdown, the Start Timer screen now shows a card with distance to the first mark, current speed, and a live estimate: "At this speed: there 0:42 after the gun" (green) or "there 0:15 before the gun" in red as an over-early warning. The watch countdown screen now shows the distance to the first mark too

What's New in Version 2.8 Race Mode — now fully pocket-proof Your phone now keeps tracking GPS with the screen locked and the phone stowed in your pocket, so your Apple Watch receives live distance, bearing and rounding guidance for the whole race. The watch now runs a sailing session during races, keeping Morston front and centre on your wrist: raise your wrist and the race screen is right there, and haptic alerts fire even with your wrist down. (You'll be asked once for Health permission — no health data is read or saved.) Automatic buoy alerts New proximity alerts as you close on the next mark: a buzz at around 150 m, and a stronger one at around 60 m — on both phone and watch. The distance and bearing on the watch turn yellow as you approach and green at the mark, alongside the PORT/STARBOARD rounding instruction, so a glance tells you which side to leave the buoy. Stiffkey Cockle Club Racing Programme 2026 The full club racing and social calendar is now built into Race Mode — every race, regatta, flotilla sail and social from the Fitting Out Supper to the Laying Up Supper, with start times, high water times and tide heights. The next upcoming event is highlighted, past events are dimmed, and races and socials are marked separately so you can see the season at a glance. Small improvements My Boat now sits at the top of the Race page for quicker access.

What's New in version 2.7 — Cockle Race Mode This update brings Cockle Race Mode: everything you need to race in Blakeney Harbour, on your phone and on your wrist. No more scribbling the race course on pieces of paper, now your watch can tell you the course, heading and record your race for you. - GPS-surveyed yellow racing buoys. All 17 racing marks (P and 1–17) were surveyed on the water in Blakeney Harbour in July 2026, so distances and bearings are based on real positions, not the printed map. View them all on the Racing Buoy Map. - Race courses, chalk-board style. Enter a course exactly as the race officer writes it — "13P, 14S, 17S, 12P x2" — or tap it out on buoy-yellow buttons. Port and starboard roundings are colour-coded red and green throughout. Save your favourite courses for reuse. - 6-minute start timer. Warning-signal countdown with haptic alerts on your phone and watch at each milestone, and the option to sync to the gun mid-sequence. - Live race guidance on your phone and watch. Once you're racing, the app shows the next mark, which side to leave it, and a live compass with distance, bearing and a direction arrow to the buoy — all from your phone's GPS. Lap tracking and race timing are automatic. - Apple Watch support. The full race on your wrist: start countdown with haptic ticks, then the next buoy, rounding side, distance, bearing and direction arrow as you sail. Advance marks from the watch without touching your phone. - My Boat. Enter your Cockle's name, sail number and strake colour — choose from club colours or pick your own — and watch a live illustration of your boat update as you type. - Race Log & Club Results. Finished races are saved automatically with course, laps and time. Share results to Messages or WhatsApp, track personal bests, and publish times to the shared a Results board (via iCloud) to compare with other Cockle sailors. - Race Mode is a reference aid only — buoys move with tide, wind and maintenance, so always check the sailing instructions.

New in version 2.6: - Added a 'Morston Forecast'. A 10 day hourly forecast that references multiple weather platforms as well as the live data feeds, forecasts and historic data on the app, to create a highly accurate summary of the weather for next 10 days in Blakeney Pit. Where models agree/disagree the forecast is predicated with a confidence level. The standard hourly 10 day forecast is still present on an easily navigable tab

New in VERSION 2.5: - Tweaked how the tide times were interpolated hopefully making them more accurate from the start of the slack tide - Added Blakeney Pit live weather data to the Apple Watch too, so now u can easily check wind at Morston Creek and further West at Blakeney Pit quickly whilst sailing on your watch

New in Version 2.4: - Added a complete new weather station in Blakeney Pit. So the app now has live data from Blakeney Pit, Harbour and Overfalls for a comprehensive idea of the weather condition in the area. - Changed how the wind speed is displayed on the widget - User can adjust sailing wind preferences to cater for those sailers who like a challenge or those who prefer fair weather

New in Version 2.3: - Added Live data from Blakeney Overflow Buoy - Added the ability to check the tide for a certain day up to a year or more in the future. - Redesigned the App Layout tabs so it is more intuitive - Added Live Data page on Apple Watch Widget - Added the ability to display wind speed in knots or mph - Added "Bail out your Dingy" alerts - Moved Location selection to the Settings - Adjusted how average daily wind speed data is show with gusts added - Lots of other little UI tweaks

Version 2.2 Updates: - Added the option to choose which Tide forecast you prefer. You can now choose the BHA preferred Tide Forecast from Hull Albert Dock, so they are displayed as 7 or 8m tides as opposed to 4/5m tides. You can also select to show these if ft if preferred. Hope this helps. - Added iWatch support. You can now add the next high Tide time with the forecasted Wind Conditions, Weather and Percentage Rainfall chance to your watch face. You can also add a silhouette of a Stiffkey Cockle!! Will make one for the Oyster too if there is demand - Siri enabled alerts. You can now ask Siri - on your phone or watch - when on the water how many hours till High Tide. "Hey Siri, How much times left on the water at Morston?", "Hey Siri, How long till High Tide at Morston?" - Updated the UI so it is clearer with animations in the background too - Updated the tidal forecast to display a Sailing Window weather forecast 2h either side of High Tide - Scrollable hourly forecast on both Today and Tomorrow's Tides cards - Added Wave height and Swell Height to the Sailing Forecast and also Sea Temperature - Added location enabled Notification alerts - Pit Alerts. So you can enable the app to alert you only when out on the water when High Tide is and also 1h past High Tide and 2h past High Tide. - Added Brancaster State, Burnham Overy Staithe and Wells Quay as further locations - Added a external links to the WebsCams available at Blakeney, Wells, Burnham Overy Staithe and Brancaster - Added an external link to Houfly weather station on the Blakeney Harbour Live Data window - Added a last updated time for the Blakeney Harbour Live Data stream for accurate readings of Wind in the Pit - Tweaked widget so it looks better Fixed Bugs: - Sorted the annoying graphical square that appeared in the widget. Now it should just be gradient colour. - The wind arrow pointed the wrong way around. Now if it is a Westerly Wind it will point to the East (the direction the wind is going) rather than to the West - where the app was only pulling in 24h weather forecast in advance so if you looked 27h ahead No Data' would be displayed. Now pulls in 10 day hourly forecast. - Displays the correct Version number in Settings

Version 1.9: Many updates. - the main start page where detailed tide, wind and weather forecasts are shown in separate tabs for the current day and following day. - tweaked how the iPhone widget now updates data - 10 day weather forecast tweaked interface and icons - 2 week tide forecast: tweaked interface - adjusted parameters of Great Sailing days - new icon based on the wonderful Stiffkey Cockle

v.1.8 - updated the tide time API offset, so the app now displays tide times for Blakeney Pit much more accurately. Tweaked how the weather is displayed for the widget, so it now displays an icon for the hourly current weather rather than a daily summary, which was often misleading.

v.1.7 - added hourly weather forecast integration into 10 day weather forecast. Also speeded up how the tide times API info was being pulled into the app.

v.1.6 - fixed the calendar bug where the 'Add to calendar' button didn't work on the Great Tides pages. Tweaked how the Tide data is pulled through from the Widget and the High/Low tide page

v.1.5 - Added "Great Tides" notification alerts with customisable variables. Added "Great Tides" page detailing forthcoming tides over 5m with weather & wind specifics and the ability to add these to iCal or send them to friends. Hopefully fixed the colour change bug in the Widget that appears in iOS26 beta too.