Tidemark Get it on Google Play

Surf tracking for Wear OS

Count your waves. Find them on the cam.

Tidemark runs on your watch while you surf. It picks out every ride from GPS, buzzes when it counts one, and gives you the time to the second so you can scrub the Surfline cam rewind straight to your wave.

Get it on Google Play Coming soon

How a session goes

  1. Home screen showing swell, wind, tide and a Paddle out button

    Check it, paddle out

    Swell, wind, tide and a rating for the spot you're at. One tap starts the session.

  2. Recording screen with elapsed time, one wave, current speed and last ride length

    Surf

    The watch buzzes each time it counts a wave. Wave count, speed and last ride are one glance away between sets.

  3. List of waves with Surfline cam timestamps

    Find your waves

    Each wave gets its time on the Surfline cam, a couple of taps from a clip.

How it works with Surfline

Surfline has the cameras. Tidemark knows when you rode. Put the two together and every wave is a couple of taps from a clip.

  1. Session summary on the watch with a Send cam links button under the totals

    On the watch

    Every ride is marked with its time on the Surfline cam. Send a session's cam links all at once from its summary.

  2. Wave cards on the watch: Wave 1 and Wave 2, each with its Surfline cam time

    On your phone

    Tap a wave and that spot's cam opens in the Surfline app. Pick the card's time and clip it.

  3. The session page: Tidemark, 2 waves at Steamer Lane, with the session and its first wave Open the example →

    On your computer

    Open the cam links on a computer and each one starts the Surfline rewind right at your wave, ready to clip.

Cam rewinds need Surfline Premium and are kept for five days. Tidemark does not use Surfline's data or API and is not affiliated with Surfline.

What it does

Wave detection

Rides are picked out of 1 Hz GPS by speed and duration, so paddling, drifting in whitewater and walking up the beach don't count.

Session stats

Waves, longest ride, ride distance, top speed, time in the water and distance paddled, with the day's tide and wind charted and your session shaded on both.

Surfline cam timestamps

Every ride is marked with its time on the Surfline cam. Send the links to yourself and each one opens the rewind at the wave on a computer.

Tide chart

The next 18 hours from NOAA predictions for the nearest station, with every high and low labeled with its height and time. Tap it and turn the crown to scrub hour by hour.

Wind at a glance

Hourly bars with an arrow pointing the way the wind blows, coloured by whether it is offshore or onshore at that spot. Swell height, period and direction by the hour.

7,700 US spots

Every coastal state plus Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The watch opens on the spot you are standing at, and a session is filed under the spot nearest where you sat in the lineup.

Works offline

The last forecast is kept on the watch, so you still see it in the parking lot with no signal.

No phone needed

Tidemark is a standalone watch app. Sessions stay on your watch. A paired phone is only used to open Surfline links.

On the watch

Conditions at Steamer Lane: rating, swell height, wind and tide
Conditions
Home screen cards: tide curve with highs and lows labeled, and hourly wind bars with direction arrows
Tide and wind
Full-screen tide chart with a cursor at 9:00a and a readout of tide, swell and wind
Scrub the tide
Full-screen wind chart with the scrubbed hour highlighted and its wind, gust and quality
Scrub the wind
Session summary with the tide and wind around the session and the session shaded
Your session in context
Conditions tile with rating, swell, wind, next tide and a Paddle out button
Tile
Session history list
History
Session summary with a Send cam links button
Send cam links

Pricing

Launch pricing.

Free

$0

  • Session tracking
  • Wave detection and stats
  • Today's conditions and tides

Tidemark Pro

$2.99 /month

or $19.99 a year

  • Everything in Free
  • Surfline cam timestamps
  • Full session history
  • Conditions tile

Before you paddle out

Check your watch's water rating. Google's Pixel Watch care guide says the watch shouldn't be used for high-speed or high-impact water sports, and water resistance wears down over time. A wipeout at size counts as high impact.

Surfline cam timestamps need a Surfline Premium account to view rewinds, and the spot needs a cam pointed at where you surfed.