How I pick my fishing window in 10 seconds
Fish the moving water, not the slack. The 2 hours around a tide change beat the whole rest of the day. 🎣
Tide times that work with no signal — stations, sun and moon, a tide calendar, alerts, and home-screen widgets. Built for beaches where the bars disappear.





Straight from the factory's content calendar — what actually goes out for this app.
Fish the moving water, not the slack. The 2 hours around a tide change beat the whole rest of the day. 🎣
Stop chasing 'the perfect day.' Stack signals instead: tide change + dawn/dusk + a solunar major. When they line up, go. 🌊
You catch more fishing the moving water, not the clock — here's the tide-timing routine I wish I'd learned sooner. r/Fishing
Pick your day by the moon: new + full = big spring tides = more current + more feeding. Half moons = sluggish neaps. 🌕
Spring tides vs neap tides, explained: new/full moon = sun + moon pull together = big swings. Quarter moons = they cancel = flat. Physics, not luck. 🌗
'Solunar windows' explained without the hype — majors, minors, and why they only matter when they stack with the tide. r/kayakfishing
It's not just you — your phone dies at the beach by design. Towers face inland; you're facing the ocean. Which is exactly when you need the tide. 📵🌊