My Tide Times Pro - Tide Chart

1. Under Currents, add the direction, either in degrees, or with a vector (arrow). 2. In Settings, provide Nautical Miles as an option for “Nearest locations in...” This is more appropriate than statute miles for nautical use. 3. In Settings, provide an option for wind direction (and current) in magnetic or true degrees, for nautical use. 4. The location and day/date displays are in light grey and can be difficult to read. Please make them darker. 5. Likewise the displays of sunrise/set times, moonrise/set times, and their icons, and wind strength and speed, could all be darker to make them more visible.

I love the app on my Apple Watch but it needs a format change in how the data is displayed. Now the tide data three line display on the Apple Watch reads: (Location) “Ponce Inlet Tides” in medium blue type on my watch face (Tide stage:) “High Tide (2.89 feet)” in white type face (Tide stage time) “12:27am” in very faint white type - the user can’t read this. The tide stage time is very difficult to read in any type of light - bright or dark. It needs to be more visible. Make it the same as the second or middle line so the viewer can see it. The TIME is the most important information for the user. The size of the tide, (easily read on line 2) varies very little unless we a facing a major weather event (or if we live in the Bay of Fundy.) Alternatively, put the tide time on line 2 in readable white type and put the tide height on line 3. Best solution would be to make all three lines highly visible to the Apple Watch user.

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