Home Tide

About this app

Home Tide shows the day's tides on the home screen - and now lock screen - in a way that makes them easy to understand at a glance. The lock screen widget shows the day's tides as a graph, with a karaoke ball highlighting the current part of the cycle, so you can see how high the tide is, when high and low tide are, and whether the tide is going in or out with a quick glance. The home screen widget shows the same graph and karaoke ball, but with the background coloured according to the daylight, so you can see at a glance which stages of the tide fall in daylight hours, which are at night, and which are in twilight. Tapping on either widget opens the app, where you can see the same graph, karaoke ball and daylight hours as the home screen widget, but with heights added to the graphs. Choose any day in the next week and drag a finger along the graph to see the height change through the day. Use the map to choose from thousands of tide stations around the world. - See the current state of the tide at a glance, without opening an app or even unlocking your phone - Choose from thousands of tide locations worldwide (see here for the list: https://www.worldtides.info/tidestations) - Check the tide height for any time in the next week - Support for tide heights in feet or metres - See which parts of the tide fall in daylight, twilight and nighttime - No sign-up - No ads - No tracking - No in-app purchases - No prompts to review - No notifications - No nonsense

* Home Tide now respects your device's setting for 12 hour vs 24 hour times. * The timezone is now shown when viewing tide stations in a different timezone to your device. * There's a significantly improved experience for VoiceOver users. * The graph handles daylight savings much more elegantly. * There's a fix for an issue where the tide graph could show an extra line in some timezones.

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1. First observed Aug 27, 2026 · 8:40 PM $1.99