WHAT'S NEW

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August 16, 2026

Look Ahead

The next five days now sit at the bottom of your home screen — each day's score at your spot on the left, who's already going on the right. Tap either side to open the day. Plan the week without opening a single page.

The Look Ahead table on the home screen, headlined "Mon and Tue clear 50" — Monday 51 and Tuesday 56 highlighted as Paddle out with the crew going, Wednesday 34 and Thursday 27 marked Watch it, Friday with no forecast yet

Your Bar

Good surf means something different to everyone. Set the score that counts as worth paddling out for you, and Look Ahead marks the days that clear it. Your bar, not ours.

The forecast settings screen with the Good surf threshold slider set to 50, labelled "Paddle out", above the note that days scoring at or above it are highlighted in Look Ahead

Dayparts

The lineup now reads by time of day — dawn patrol, morning, midday, evening — instead of a flat list of clock times. You can see when your crew is actually in the water at a glance, and where the day is still quiet.

The day's lineup grouped into dayparts — a Morning card at 8am with one person going and a Join button, and a Midday card at 2pm marked Going — under a header reading "2 people · 2 windows · 2 quiet"

One Swipe

Wind, swell and tide are one tap apart now, and a date stepper moves you through the week without backing out to the forecast. The day you picked follows you from screen to screen.

The wind detail screen for Indialantic Beach with a Swell / Wind / Tide switcher across the top, a "Today, Aug 16" date stepper, and the current read of 5mph SSW rated light cross-shore

Worldwide

Forecasts no longer stop at the US coastline. Spots beyond NOAA's reach now pull weather and tide from a global provider, and swell comes off a worldwide grid. The trip spot gets the same read as your home break.

An abstract SurfWindow illustration of a sun over open ocean swell lines, standing in for forecast coverage outside the United States

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