Tidal Watch

Neumeric Systems, Inc.

About this app

Whether it's for work, play, home, beach, fishing or surfing, you'll always know the tides at your specific geographic location with this mobile tide clock.

Tidal Watch is a clock specifically designed to keep track of the coastal tides at a designated geographic coastal location, offering a simple and reliable way to keep track of local tides.

Set the high or low tide time based upon your location, and Tidal Watch will continuously display tide predictions indicated by the tide arrow clock hand.

Clearly tells the time of day and shows the hours to high and low tides as well as the digital and analog times of the High and Low tides.

Perfect for swimmers, beachcombers, fishermen, mariners, surfers, boat owners, seaside property owners, or anyone who enjoys tracking the costal tides, it offers at a glance a simple and reliable way to grasp the states of the local tides.

Much easier to read than tide tables or charts, Tidal Watch is easy to use; simply set Tidal Watch to align with your local beach's high and low tide times and you’ll always know the tide states with a simple glance.

Track the tide where you actually are, not the nearest tide station.

Forecasting tides on the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, Tidal Watch works anywhere where the tides change every 6 hours and 12.5 minutes.

Ratings and reviews

I really want to love this app but I cannot. It's completely void of any widget, a real bummer and deal breaker for some. A positive user experience is rough going upon install. Would be far easier to input the high/low tide during intro. As is, I'll need to set my alarm clock at high tide then launch the app and set the time, then repeat the process some 12+ hours later for low tide. All this hassle, just to get it working.

Finally - a simple tide app that just lets you set the high or low tide time, and then bases future high/low tide times on that starting point. No mucking about with tide tables etc. I'm not bothered about tide heights or anything complicated, so this is perfect. A couple of suggestions: 1. It would be really helpful if (as well as using the current time) the high/low tide start time could be manually set. 2. It would be good to be able to save multiple locations.

Living on the coast, I find this very useful. I like the design of the clock face. Very similar to an analogue tide clock I had years ago. Just wish there was a way to input predicted time of high tide from the key pad, instead of having to wait for the actual time of high tide.