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Company Name: Hohonu, Inc.
About: TideCast by Hohonu is the only app that provides live water level data from
Hohonu’s own proprietary tide sensors, in addition to tidal predictions and
weather forecasts for thousands of NOAA locations across the US and the Pacific.
See nearby high and low tides at a glance, and dig into the details with graphs
that track live water levels compared to predictions, refreshed every 6 minutes.
TideCast Customer Service 💢
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Contact e-Mail: [email protected]
3 Most reported problems 😔💔
Best tide app I’ve tried
by Jdow22
I typically just use google to check the tides because other tide apps aren’t worth space on my phone. But this one has great data I can’t find on other apps. It also looks nice and modern.
Amazing App
by Fisherman808
Best tide app for fishing. Just download it, you won’t regret it!
Beautiful and functional
by Jonletts
It was so cool to be able to look off the pier in town and know that there’s a sensor providing real time data about what’s happening on our own coast.
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