Shralp Tide 2

• Price: $1.99

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.4 8 ratings · App Store

1. 4/5Awesome app. Needs updates

   Been using this app for years now. Love it! Thank you for putting it together. Unfortunately in the latest iOS 15.0.1 the ability to move the tide cursor when holding horizontally no longer works. Are there updates planned to fix this?

   Anon1836381 · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5Perfect for surfers

   I use this app for surfing in Southern California. It’s the best tide app out there because when turn your phone sideways you can drag your finger to the exact time and tide along the curve. It works great and the developer will respond to your questions. Just updated ShralpTide 2. Everything seems to work fine. iPhone 11 running 14.7.1

   SUpaddle · 31 Jul 2026

3. 5/5Best tide app

   As a surfer, I think this is the best tide app out there. When I lost access to it when I upgraded my phone, it was a struggle not being able to use it. The landscape mode interactive graph is what makes it special. It makes it easy to find those target tide windows that make surf spots turn on and off, and know exactly when you want to be there.

   Mrshawnp126 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 3/5Good but...

   I'm traveling in Nova Scotia. The original Sharlp had at least seven or eight TIMES as many tidal stations to choose from. This one has 5 tidal stations in Nova Scotia, while the original has 38! Same for the other provinces. There are some improvements that I really like, such as being able to view tides more than five days out. The sun and moon symbols are also handy for planning night time kayak outings and low tide paddles in the morning and evening. If they add all of the Canadian tidal stations that they removed back onto the app, I'll up my rating to five stars. Luckily I still have my original Shralp app, which I have been using very happily for years, so I still have those tidal stations in the palm of my hand.

   KayakPhotog · 31 Jul 2026

5. 2/5Rest on your laurels, get replaced.

   ShralpTide2 was my go-to app for tides, but the bugs just kept coming. It could never seem to identify my location, it never could seem to remember my favorite locations, and it never got an update that actually gave you the real time of the tide - just expected us to approximate on the graph. Still, it was the best one out there. Well, they rested too long on their laurels. There’s a new app in town that does everything ShralpTide2 does and more (moon phases, weather, current location maps, awesome Apple Watch integration), and more effectively. I won’t name it - I’m not here to promote it, but to review ShralpTide2… which should have fixed issues and included more data long ago. Older review: ShralpTide was my go-to for heading out to the beach. Nice, tidy little app that did what it says. ShralpTide2 came out and… we'll, you can see my original review below. I don't know what the developer did behind the scenes since the first release, but this now meets and exceeds the previous edition. It's quick and responsive, the features work as you'd expect, the graphics are clean and attractive and they've improved the data on the front page. It's back to being my go-to for quick reference tide info! What's more - the developer read my previous review, made the needed fixes, and replied to me directly that they'd appreciate it if I took another look. I wouldn't have ever looked at again without that personal touch. Oldest review: Former title: Bugs & no default Nearby tide stations: it does a good job finding where you are and then identifying tide stations near you. You can't select them or even find out what they're called, but it it does display them on the map. Once you do set the station, it forgets it next time you open it. Those are core features. As a pair of broken features, they make this app worthless.

   oatmeal_mac · 31 Jul 2026

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