Tide Clock

Tide Clock turns your XENEON EDGE into a window on the water. Layered waves sit at the real tide height for your beach right now, so you can tell at a glance if the tide is coming in or going out. A big countdown shows the time to the next high or low, with its height and time, and the clock sits up top.

Drag your finger across the water and the tide follows to any hour, then eases back to now when you let go. Tap the arrows to look a week ahead. Save up to three spots, like your home beach, a fishing pier and a vacation town, and tap the station name to switch.

The moon in the corner is tonight's real moon. Tap it for the month ahead: every phase, the next full and new moon, the spring tides marked, and tide-range bars for the coming days.

The sky follows the real sun, from daylight to golden hour to a starry night with moonlight on the water and the odd shooting star. A lighthouse sweeps its beam after dark, or pick a harbor scene or open water. Sailboats, tugs, ferries, kayaks and the occasional rubber duck drift by. Four themes plus Custom colors.

Setup takes one line: a city, a ZIP code or a NOAA station ID. Leave it blank and Tide Clock finds the station nearest you. Predictions come from NOAA for about 3,500 US stations, Maine to Alaska and Hawaii. Feet or meters, 12 or 24 hour time, every slot size in both orientations, 12 languages.

Tides from NOAA. Not for navigation.

AI assisted.

First release.

Live NOAA tide predictions for about 3,500 US stations, drawn as moving water at the real tide height. Drag to explore the day, step through 7 days, save up to three spots, and tap the moon for phases and spring tides. Lighthouse, harbor or open-water scenery, passing boats, shooting stars and a center clock. Four themes plus Custom, feet or meters, 12 or 24 hour time, every XENEON EDGE slot size in both orientations. Keeps showing saved tides when you're offline.