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I have never left a review before - but feel compelled because this app is perfect. None of the tide stations in my area are anywhere near accurate for my location and as a result all the apps that simply provide access to this data are also useless. The ability to set a tide clock for a custom location - in my case my dock - is perfect. THANK YOU!!
Got app 7 days ago. I have set high tide every day to the minute. Couple hours later the high tide time is changed. Not crazy but up to an hour off what I set. I will reset at next high tide, yep changed an hour later. App has a mind of its own. About ready to delete and just refer to NOAA website.
In order to setup local times of high tide or low tide, one must WAIT until actual high tide or low tide then hit the “high tide now” button.There is seemingly no way to set the coming high tide before you are actually experiencing high tide. So, if high tide is at 1:30 PM you can’t simply enter 1:30 PM as the next high tide, you must wait until 1:30 PM and then hit the button. Crazy. I may be wrong, but there is no obvious way to enter in future high tide times to set the clock. Let me know. Also please consider making your clock face customizable, or at least have other choices of clock face. While I’m making wishes, please integrate Apple Watch into this app. Thanks!
I love the app however I would like to make a suggestion. In the nautical world low is bad and high is good! The colors are a bit confusing when you have high tide red and low tide blue. Low tide is a no go for boaters which should be red for STOP. Blue would say Bon voyage all is good!
