Chart standing · US
What changed · US
Listing changes AppTracker has observed for this app in this storefront — new versions, price moves, rating shifts, and store copy.
A new icon. Just Tides now wears its own tide clock on your home screen — the same water, the same blue, at thumbnail size. The old one belonged to a different app, really: a gradient and a glow we had long since stopped using anywhere else. Also in this release: • The Lock Screen widget is legible again • Panels that slide up over the screen now stand apart from it, so the station chart reads as a chart • Every button announces itself properly with VoiceOver • The thank-you after a tip says thank you, rather than a product id Tides still come from NOAA. See you at the water.
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Just Tides turns NOAA tide predictions into a calm, beautiful tide clock you can read in a glance. Watch the water rise and fall on an animated clock, see exactly when the next high and low tides arrive, and check conditions for thousands of coastal stations across the United States. FEATURES • Animated tide clock that fills and empties with the real tide • Next and previous high and low tide times, always a tap away • Thousands of NOAA tide stations — search by name or use your location to find the nearest • Save your favorite stations for quick access • Light and dark, or follow your iPhone • Home screen widget so the tide is on your iPhone at a glance • Apple Watch app and complication to keep the tide on your wrist and watch face FOR EVERYONE WHO LOVES THE COAST Whether you're surfing, fishing, boating, tidepooling, beachcombing, or just love the ocean, Just Tides keeps you in sync with the water. Tide predictions are sourced from NOAA. Just Tides is a tide reference and should not be used for navigation. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 1.2
A new icon. Just Tides now wears its own tide clock on your home screen — the same water, the same blue, at thumbnail size. The old one belonged to a different app, really: a gradient and a glow we had long since stopped using anywhere else. Also in this release: • The Lock Screen widget is legible again • Panels that slide up over the screen now stand apart from it, so the station chart reads as a chart • Every button announces itself properly with VoiceOver • The thank-you after a tip says thank you, rather than a product id Tides still come from NOAA. See you at the water.
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