Tide Graph Pro

I’ve been using Tide Graph Pro for about a year now at work, where I need quick access to present and future rides. What we liked most about this app is the on screen presentation, and the ability to look for times of tide heights between the highs and lows. The app pulls updated information from NOAA tide data. Recently we noticed in an update the harmonic station we had been using went away and only the sub station was left. I shot Bryan a quick email, and he responded right away with what was happening, and quickly rolled out an update to correct the situation. Recommend this app to anyone who wants quick, and easy to read tide data at their fingertips.

I gave this app a try after getting an Apple Watch. Normally I wear a Nixon super tide being a surfer knowing what’s going on it’s important. I look forward to rating the reliability of this app against the charts to see how accurate it is. My one complaint it doesn’t have its own face. But hey it’s still really good.

Love this app. It even supports Apple Watch 4 and the newer Infograph complications that so many lesser developers have not gone to the trouble of adding. ...but unlike this App’s competitors, the TideProGraph Apple Watch complication seems to loose connection to the iPhone every few days when everything else works fine on the watch — I believe requiring a physical power-cycle off/on of the iPhone to restart the complication again. There is much to love with this app and it’s being maintained by the developer unlike other tide apps in the store. If this bug were resolved, TideProGraph easily becomes a 5-star app once again.

As a professional Mariner I have deleted countless tide apps over the years, this is absolutely the best out there

Been using this app for years on my iPhone and iPad and like it. Just installed latest version on both devices and lost all my saved locations. Took me a good hour to recreate them again on each device. Seems like a simple thing that should have been caught in testing.