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WHAT'S NEW

Summer Drop

July 18, 2026

Surf Scoring

Every spot now carries a Surf Score out of 100 — today and the days ahead. The number always comes with a plain-language rung on the scale, so you know what a 62 actually means without reading four charts to work it out.

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The surf score scale, running from worse to better — No Go, Watch it, Paddle out, Firing, All Time
A worked example — a score of 62 reads as "Paddle out", good, go surf — alongside the glyph, label and score badge as they appear in the app

Surf Call

A plain-language verdict on today's surf, in one line, with the wind, swell and tide reasoning right behind it. The call comes first; the numbers are there when you want them.

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Today's Surf Call — "Fun one", scored 60, knee-high — with the reasoning for the verdict and a "Call it" button

Forecast page

The new Forecast page opens on today at your spot — scrub the day to see when it turns on. Below that, your favorite spots line up side by side, each with its own score, so choosing between them takes one glance. Expand any of them for the full hour-by-hour read.

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Scrubbing through the day at one spot — "Paddle out", scored 56 at 8:00 PM, with the swell, wind and tide for that moment
Two favorite spots compared — Indialantic Boardwalk at 60 and New Smyrna Beach at 63 — each with its best time and a bar showing how the day rates from 5am to 5pm
A spot expanded to its hour-by-hour detail — rating, who's going, swell, period, wind and tide across the day

Guided onboarding

New surfers get a three-step setup — join a crew, pick your home spots, turn on alerts — so the app is useful from the very first session instead of an empty shell.

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Step one of the onboarding wizard — join a crew — showing the three steps and a crew you can join, with its members' avatars
Step two — pick spots — with nearby breaks on a map and a list you can favorite from

Invite a friend

Invite friends straight from the app. Pick a crew, share the link or send an email, and they'll join that crew automatically when they sign up — so everyone's reading the same forecast.

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The Invite a friend sheet with a crew selected and an invite link ready to copy and share

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