Yes, Wolfram Tides Calculator is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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1 out of 5
1 ratings in Kuwait
I bought this app to check the tides while on location here in Sanibel, FL. The app does not agree with the tables on local tides.net. It says that it should be near high tide at my current location. I just returned from the beach and have never seen the tide this low. Very disappointing for a Wolfram product.
Useless anywhere in South Korea.
I can only find one location for Mexico. No help feature available on phone or on line. No map of available locations. If you try a location that it doesn't have data, it doesn't suggest nearby location. Thousands of world wide locations doesn't include major tourist destinations in Mexico.
This tide app does not support currents. I should have read the product description better. Most "tide" predictor apps support currents so I assumed this one would too. I use currents more often than tide level for navigation. Also, it is hard to find locations. You need to search by a known name. There is no way to get a list of stations based on a location (even current locartion).
What gives? The app is not functioning at all...tried deleting, reinstalling , & even rebooting...nothing works...what have you charged me for?? I'm totally disappointed...Pls. issue a refund at once!!!
Seems to be completely wrong in CA, to the extent that it's predicting high tide when all other sources are predicting high tide.
I'm sitting a quarter mile from a US Coast Guard Station. Tide reports for that location are readily available- but not with is app. The closest location the app recognizes is over 24 miles away. This app is useless for me.
I am disappointed that the tide info computation doesn't use my precise location from the GPS. It is using a reporting station miles away. I could easily have obtained that info using Safari. Maybe there is a setting I didn't find. Tried it on my iPad 3G and iPhone 4.
There seems to be a conflict in computed values with another iPad app, Tide Graph HD, and I will continue to evaluate. I suppose the best way to check is to have both on hand and for any time and location, check the computed value against actual observations and then decide what is the best one for you to use. If one does a comparison test, be careful as Tide Graph has more locations for a given general area vs the Wolfram app.
