Tide apps for phone (spec Boston area)

[BOSBoatMan]

Okay question for the smartphone owners on here...

I'm in Boston area and looking for a good app to download that'll show me the tides...I know SeaTow's got a tide predictor but are there any other good ones?

I like the curvy-thing that shows me where we are on a tide...
Are there any good widgets that can be used as well?

 

[Duke]

Navionics navigation app gives a viable gps chart navigator for your phone with tide information and curvy stuff for pretty much where ever you want. I think it was about 9 dollars but is well worth it.

 

[RyanCT]

tide chart free

I have a droid phone and use " tide chart free". Works good, has the curve, and allows you to save multiple ports.....and the price is right.

 

[El Mar]

I have a free one called US Tides on my iPhone.

Works good. Gives the graph view too. And it's free.

 

[Teaserhead]

Tide Graph on my iPhone. It has the curvy graph and is good everywhere. I think it was free, iv been using it for several years now.

 

[Pitou]

I run NOAA Buoy Data app / it's free :roll:... the IRS already charged me for it.

Tide stations, Buoy data, moon phases. very easily you can set it up for favorites. Gives the wavey tide chart too.

 

[JimRP31]

PITOU,

The only NOAA App I could find is $1.99. Not much money but could you confirm the name Free is always better

 

[Pitou]

JK - NOAA Buoy Data Reader by Verona Solutions was free when I got it in 2010 when it first came out ... things must've have changed. I'm not big on buying apps and never have, but for $ 1.99 I would buy this one unless there is something else out there that is comparable

For weather radar loops I use Radar Now ... free version is pretty darned good and they just upgraded it too.

 

[JimRP31]

I think you are correct. I use Hi-Def Radar and downloaded it for free. Now it is $1.99. I will stick with US Tide for the time being but I think the days of free apps is numbered.