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Tides that work offline.

Predictions for about 5,800 NOAA tide and current stations, worked out right on your phone, so they're there a mile offshore with no bars at all.

The OceanPulse Tides list: pinned stations with live readings over today's tide curves The Pearl Harbor tide station in OceanPulse: tomorrow's highs and lows, sun and moon times, and the tide curve
A current station in OceanPulse showing slack water, max flood, and max ebb with their speeds

Currents, not just tides

Time the slack. Ride the flood.

More than 2,500 of the stations are current stations: when the water turns, when it runs hardest each way, and how fast. Plan the pass, the inlet, or the bridge for the slack, or ride the ebb out.

Slack, max flood, and max ebb
Every turn of the current with its time and speed, laid out on the day's curve.
Right now, at a glance
The height or speed this minute, which way it's heading, and how long until the next high, low, or slack.
Any day, decades out
Scroll through the days around today, or jump to any date from 2000 to 2099.
OceanPulse Coastal Charts zoomed in near Harding Rock in San Francisco Bay, with current station icons showing live readings of 3.3 and 2.9 knots

Offline by design

No signal, no problem

Every prediction is calculated on your device from NOAA's tidal data, which comes with the app. Your stations, search, and every day's tides work whether you're tied up at the dock or anchored out of range.

Live on your chart
Zoom in on a harbour and each station shows its reading now: tide icons fill as the water rises, current arrows swing with the flow.
The nearest station on Home
Home shows the closest tide station and the ones you opened last.
Your units
Feet, metres, or fathoms; knots, mph, or km/h.

On iPad

Your stations, on the map

Pin the stations you use, browse every one on the map, and open any of them right where it sits.

OceanPulse Tides & Currents on iPad: pinned stations down the left, San Francisco Bay stations on the map, and a rising tide card along the bottom

User guide

Learn Tides & Currents inside out

Tide and current predictions for about 5,800 NOAA stations, worked out on your device so they work offline, with high and low water, slack, and max flood and ebb.

Read the guide

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