The forecast is the same for everyone. The answer isn't.
Set the wave you actually want, then look up any beach in the world. Every hour of the week gets scored against you — not against an average surfer.
Why your 9 is someone else's 2
One Friday morning, one beach, one set of numbers. Two honest answers.
Ana, longboard
Wants 0.4–1.2 m, long period, barely any wind.
Mikel, shortboard
Wants 1.4–3.5 m and doesn't mind it messy.
Every other app hands both of them the same table and leaves the deciding to you. That's the whole idea here: the wave you want is the input, not an afterthought.
What the app does that this page can't
The scoring above is the real engine, the same one that runs on the phone. What it can't do is come looking for you.
It taps you on the shoulder
Save a spot, pick the score worth driving for, and the phone tells you when the week turns. No opening anything, no checking every morning.
Your spots, not one search
Keep every beach you ride in one list, each with its own week already scored. Or tap anywhere on the map and check a stretch of coast you've never surfed.
It works with no signal
The last forecast it downloaded stays readable in the car park. And it reads the hours, not just the days: the window, not the headline.
What it looks like
Your week, read at a glance.
What it doesn't do
Worth saying plainly, because most of the alternatives do all of it.
- No accountNothing to sign up for. Your spots live on your phone.
- No adsNone now, and none planned while it costs nothing to run.
- No trackingNo analytics in the app, no profiling. We can't see which spots you look at.
- No subscriptionFree, with everything included.
- Works offlineThe last forecast it downloaded stays readable with no signal.