Good Buoy

- Radar, right on your buoy — A last-hour radar loop you can expand, zoom, pan, and scrub without leaving the Buoy tab. - Tap any buoy on the map — Switch your active buoy straight from the map - Clear buoy style - premium buoys with cameras clearly called out vs the more simple buoys that just report data. - A cleaner, more honest buoy list — Long-silent stations are hidden and briefly-offline ones badged, so you only see buoys that are actually reporting. - Polished & more reliable — On-brand loading, heading-aware map arrows, fresher Apple Watch data, and a smoother recovery after a force-quit. - Condition notifications — Get notified of conditions on the water you'll want to see for yourself

- Share your conditions — Tap to share current buoy conditions as a short video clip — including real live camera footage when the station has one — plus a link friends can tap. - Marine forecast — The NWS marine forecast now appears in its own card below the conditions, in your preferred units, and a link to the full NWS forecast. - Rain & precipitation forecast — A new precipitation row and rain charts on a consistent 0–100% scale. - Boat management — Add and manage your boats from the Trips tab. Trips are now attributed to the boat you're on, and comfort ratings are calibrated to that boat. - Smarter sea-state rating — A reworked roll-based, boat-calibrated comfort score that fixes trips that previously showed up as misleadingly "all red." - Trips survive interruptions — An in-progress trip now resumes automatically after a force-quit or device restart, so you won't lose a recording. - Map controls overhaul — New discrete zoom buttons that no longer snap back, a cleaner recenter crosshair, regrouped trip controls, and a unified sea-state legend. - Live readouts on the map by default — Wind and wave readouts now show on the map all the time, not just while recording a trip. - Active-buoy hero card — Your active buoy now gets a prominent card, with a clearer layout for tide and weather sources and friendlier source names. - Apple Watch parity — The watch now shows the sustained–gust wind range and wave direction matching the phone, honors your wind-range chart style, stays awake during trips, and refreshes stale conditions. - Camera availability clarity — Stations without a camera now show a clear "no camera" notice. - More accurate buoy data — Inactive buoys are now marked, the parameters shown are tailored to what each buoy actually reports, and station search ignores punctuation and accents. - Consistent units everywhere — Marine forecast and "other sources" readings now convert to your chosen unit preferences. - Stay signed in — Fixed an issue that could sign you out after a brief network or keychain hiccup at launch.

- new buoy choices for buoys with no cameras (+hundreds of options) - speed, wave and wind readout while in trip - improved buoy selection user interface - improved keyboard interaction with entry fields - improved watch refresh - improved buoy list loading

Now supports alternative sources of data. Pick your home buoy and add additional weather station sources to compliment Pick your own buoy parameters — show/hide the rows you care about Forecast overlay is on by default for new users. Lots of chart polish: cleaner overlay dots, condition-colored gusts, anchored aggregation lines, and consistent forecast tint across all rows.

New Features: - Wind Range chart — speed→gust stacked bars in a single row, with direction arrows - Air temp + dew point overlay chart - New buoy parameters supported: pressure, wind gusts, dew point - Redesigned buoy customization drawer Improvements: - Forecast fills the dashboard when observations are missing — rows no longer go blank for offshore/quiet stations - Faster buoy load time via loading screen prefetch - Map settings drawer — toggles for community trails + stress overlays behind a gear icon - Less-intrusive onboarding — community/stress opt-in drawers now defer to first trip start instead of first app launch - Detail-chart polish — wind chart shows speed/gust as a two-line overlay and triangle dots distinguish the secondary series