How was it? After a beach day, tell us with one tap right on the notification: Great, Not great, or Wasn't there. See how today went. The home shows how many people had a good day at your beach. Faster check-ins. Your rating is your check-in, with no extra steps.

A new look. ShoreScore has a fresh icon and logo. Find your beach fast. Tap Find my beach and the app opens the beach nearest you. Plan your week. The planner shows every day on one scale and says when rain could come. Simpler alerts. Three switches on You: Beach days, Water quality, and RainCheck.

Share a RainCheck. Send your plan to the group chat with a picture of the answer. Friends open the same spot and hours, live. The hours at a glance. RainCheck now shows your hours as one strip in three plain words: Likely dry, Rain possible, Rain likely. Buttons that tell you what is happening. Keep me posted says when your alerts are on.

RainCheck. Will it rain on your plan? Pick any spot and any hours, from a padel court to a rooftop bar, and get one answer: will it rain, how much, and for how long. Keep me posted. Save a RainCheck and get a heads up an hour before, and a ping if the chance moves.

Links open the app. Tap a shorescore.app link in Messages, Mail or a search result, and ShoreScore opens right to that beach. Use ShoreScore a lot? We may ask you one quick question about how it is working for you.

See seaweed risk on the map. Switch the map to Seaweed and every beach shows its risk, from Low to Severe, with one tap to the full report. Seaweed risk now reads Low, Moderate, High or Severe, the same four words everywhere in the app. Location off? The map now ranks beaches from your beach, so you still see the best one nearby. Your first visit to the You tab starts with the beach you just looked at, ready to save.

Wind now reads in the unit you use. Pick mph, km/h or knots on the You tab, right under the temperature setting. If you read Celsius, wind comes in km/h with no extra tap. Charts start now. Every hourly chart on All Conditions begins at the hour in progress, so the first thing you see is what is left of today, not the morning that already happened. Tap a row in the Lounge or Swim sheet to jump to that reading. Tap the best window line on the home screen to open the week planner.

How the score works now opens inside the app. Tap the link in the Why sheet or any reading and read the method page right there, then tap Back to return to your beach. The seaweed reading is the ShoreScore Seaweed Risk Index. The name says what the number is: the chance of seaweed reaching the beach, on a None to Severe scale, never a count of what is on the sand. The line under the verdict now names the one condition that stands out today, in plain words.

See the day's rain, not just the storms. The rain report now shows a real radar picture around your beach, on a real map, with the same green to red scale you already know from other radar apps. It draws the whole rain field, so light rain shows up instead of only the heavy cores. A caption tells you when radar is seeing rain higher up that may not reach the ground, so the picture never overstates what is falling on you. The rain chart now scales to the day and labels the wettest hour.

Seaweed now has a number. The ShoreScore Seaweed Index rates the seaweed at every beach from 0 to 100, with the last two weeks on a chart and an arrow for where it is heading. Higher means more seaweed. New on the You tab: a Weekend outlook switch for the weekly heads-up about your best beach day. Tap "How our numbers work" on any score to see what goes into it and where the cuts between the words are. New beaches added.

Bug fixes.

Save a beach and we will tell you when a fresh water test leaves the Good range. Your 3 nearest beaches are saved on first open, and a weekend guide names your best beach day, Thursday through Sunday.

See the day's rain, not just the storms. - The rain report now shows a real radar picture around your beach, on a real map, with the same green to red scale you already know from other radar apps. - It draws the whole rain field, so light rain shows up instead of only the heavy cores. - A caption tells you when radar is seeing rain higher up that may not reach the ground, so the picture never overstates what is falling on you. - The rain chart now scales to the day and labels the wettest hour.

Back up your beach life. - Optional account: sign in with a one-time email code (no password) and your beach passport, favorites, and YourScore settings back up automatically and follow you to a new phone and the web. - Feels like: the forecast now shows how the day will actually feel, not just the temperature. - Tell us when we get it wrong: a new feedback option on the You tab asks whether the score, forecast, and radar have been accurate where you were. - Water quality history now labels every test date. - Fixes: Water quality tile now always matches the detailed report. Signing in is optional. Everything works without it.

Introducing YourScore. - Flip the new toggle beside the score and ShoreScore re-scores the beach around what matters to YOU - Pick a preset (Family day, Swimmer, Lounger, Clean water) or slide your own fit: seaweed, calm water for kids, sun, cleanliness, wind - Your number, your verdict, your best hours - on today and every forecast day - The public ShoreScore stays exactly as it was, so shared scores still mean the same thing to everyone - Seaweed at its worst now reads "Severe", beyond "High" - Forecast days show "Feels like" instead of a bare high - Missing wave data now reads "No data", never a wrong Swim verdict

- Tap a forecast day's score to see that day's full conditions, sky cover included - A tidier home: condition tiles tuck behind a Conditions drawer - swipe up to expand, down to put away - Score history at a glance: a trend arrow on the Today chip; tap for how today compares with the last two weeks - Air quality: the last 30 days as daily bars in the sheet - Rain honesty: the sky, storm line, and score all follow live radar and minute-by-minute rain - Honest timestamps: "updated N min ago" is the data's real age, and water clarity shows its satellite pass age - "Mixed" verdicts when a middling day has no single loud culprit - A proper loading screen on first open - The app now tells you when a newer version is available

What's new - Your alerts, your rules: pick a saved beach and get one push when the score clears your number, the water advisory lifts, the seaweed drops, or the wind calms. - A new You tab: your beaches, check-ins, passport, and alerts, all over the beach photo look the rest of the app has. - Plan the week: tap the calendar by the day strip for day-by-day cards and the week's best stretch, like "Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM." - Tap Swim or Lounge for its own screen: what feeds the rating, the tide and beach-width note, and the best hours today. - Score history: a quiet "Best in two weeks" under the verdict; tap it for the two-week chart and this beach's usual range. - We grade ourselves: the score breakdown now says how close our morning call landed to the actual afternoon. - Map: tap a weather-alert area for plain-language safety details.

What's new - A brand-new home: a photo of a beach that shifts with the real conditions, your at-a-glance go/no-go score, and the best time to go. - Redesigned All Conditions: every condition on one clean screen over the beach, each one tappable for the detail behind it, now including air quality. - Plain-language reads: wind, UV, and seaweed now say what they mean (Calm, Breezy, Low, High), and a cloudy day no longer looks like a storm. - Smarter storm alerts: see when rain will arrive and when it will clear, and the best time to go never overlaps an incoming storm. - Sharper scoring: heavy seaweed now eases the swim rating the way it should. - Tap your score for the full breakdown, tap the verdict to share the day, and the map loads the moment you open the app.

What's new - The Temperature card now shows the last 30 days of feels-like, hour by hour. Swipe between today and the month. - Adding a beach now suggests spots near you, or popular picks, each with today's score. - Tap any condition for a plain-language read, with a current-time marker on today's hourly charts. - Redesigned You tab: drag to reorder favorites, a beach passport, and your settings and alerts in one place. - Check in to log a beach day with a tap. Plus a smoother map and fixes throughout.

Tide times are here: see the next high and low for every beach. A new humidity tile, and a temperature chart that shows the real feels-like, not just the air temp. Water quality now shows its recent test history right in the app. Rain tells you how much to expect, not just the odds. Clearer, easier to read condition charts throughout. Fixed: tapping a beach from the map or list now opens it every time. Fixed: a single, clear location prompt on first launch.

Conditions now reflect the rest of your beach day, not just the current minute. The score, the sky, and every condition agree. Clearer, more consistent wording throughout the app, with honest sky and water safety descriptions. After sunset, ShoreScore keeps showing today's beach instead of skipping ahead. The storm card no longer warns of rain when the radar is clear. Polish and consistency fixes across the app.