WHAT'S NEW

Swell Season Edition

September 12, 2026

Spot Checks

You're standing there. Tell everyone what it's actually doing — size, wind, shape, crowd — in four taps. Your read posts beside the forecast, timestamped and with your name on it, so the next surfer sees both what the model says and what someone in the water says.

The dark-mode Indialantic Beach page with an On It Right Now strip at the top reading knee high, glassy, clean, a few out, scored 24 by the surfer who posted it, above the model's own call of Watch it at 28
The dark-mode spot check wizard on question 3 of 4, How's it breaking, with Clean selected from a row of shape chips and a meter reading solid call, three of four answered

Post Anywhere

The plus button in the nav now opens both: post a window, or log a spot check. Whatever page you're on, you don't have to go find the right screen first.

The dark-mode create sheet open over the home screen, offering Post a window to tell your crew when you're going out and Post a spot check to log what it's doing right now

Buoy Reads

Every buoy near your spot now reports in — height, period, and energy, with a trend you can scrub back through the last two days. Nothing is picked for you: the nearest station is often the shadowed one, and the difference between two buoys is the part worth reading. Send the link and it opens on the same station and window you were looking at.

The dark-mode buoy view for Cape Canaveral Nearshore, 22 miles out, showing 1.3 ft at 7 seconds and 0.5 kW/m of energy, a map of the three linked stations, and a 24-hour height and period trend chart

Crew Lineup

Picking a part of the day now posts you right there — no extra button, no clock time you didn't mean to commit to. Tap your level again to change or drop it, swipe to move a day, and post a window straight from an empty lineup.

The dark-mode surf window sheet asking what part of the day, with Anytime selected and Dawn Patrol, Morning, Midday and Late Afternoon listed with their hours beneath it

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