Yes, Tides US is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
🤔 The Tides US app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
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I like how this app gets right to the point (unlike the Wolfram Alpha tide app). But programming it to accept a new location was difficult, and I have had to settle for measurements in meters, because the tool for switching to other units doesn’t seem to work.
The list of Your Ports comes pre-stocked with a place I never heard of. There are no instructions. I press the menu button and it opens Your Ports (no other options). I press the plus sign button, and nothing happens. Have tried multiple times over several days.
Any info help with a sailboat fixed keel
Bugs: 1. Can't scroll to future days. 2. App doesn't take local time zone into account. It seems to be stuck on EST.
I want to select another date, but have to wait until midnight. Other than that it looks good and is accurate.
Hawaii tides missing :(
Very easy to use, simple to understand. Use for fishing Eastern Florida inshore flats. Seems to be accurate for my use.
Tide time seems accurate tide height is 4' too high. Puget sound / substation. Looking ahead, calendar defaults to May 2015. Deleting app.
I am looking at Puget Sound tide stations like Seattle and Friday Harbor and they are clearly offset by about 5 hours. This makes the app unreliable and useless. On top of that there are no settings for feet instead of meters for units.
I looked up the tidal data for Santa Monica, CA. The app displayed 5.4M for the high tide. The NOAA data feed was actually 5.4 feet. There was no way to specify which units of measurement should be used. In the United States the default measurement should be feet. If the app is going to use M as the unit of measure then the data should be converted accordingly. Also I second the comment that secondary stations should be added.
