TidalMap in 30 seconds
I grew up wading through the marsh, always late for dinner. The tide has always been this wonderful mystery.
Before TidalMap, that meant clicking into one tide station at a time, then a weather app, then a hunting app for the satellite imagery. Four apps before the boat was in the water. So I put them all in one. Free for 7 days on the web, iPhone and Android.
Narrated by TidalMap's founder from his own voice memos. Every app shot is the live TidalMap app on iPhone. The radar is a real storm, 17 June 2022, replayed. Not for navigation.
Four apps, one map
I grew up wading the marsh, and before I ever backed the boat down the ramp I was checking tide stations, a weather app and a hunting app for the satellite imagery. Four apps before I launched my boat. TidalMap puts all of it on one chart.
Live water levels sit next to the prediction, because the real water often runs above or below the table. Radar and the wind forecast cover the next three days. Satellite imagery shows you the marsh, and your own tracks remind you where the fish were.
It runs on iPhone, Android and the web, with a free 7-day trial.
Transcript
I grew up wading through the marsh, always late for dinner.
The tide has always been this wonderful mystery.
I was tired of clicking into multiple tide stations. Couldn't see the whole watershed all at one time.
And then there was a weather app and a hunting app for the satellite imagery.
I was looking at four different apps before I launched my boat.
So I put them all in one.