rivers.run

rivers.run

River info at your fingertips

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Version History of rivers.run

3.0

October 8, 2024

Modernization updates Loading screen

2.0

March 28, 2022

Cross-Device Favorites Syncing with Accounts 7 days of data for USGS gauges 50x performance improvement to graph rendering Fixes to graph scrubbing alignment inside maps Current GPS location marker in maps Multiple access points Complete writeupmaker overhaul Minor bug fixes to relative flow value estimations Other bug fixes and performance improvements

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1.7

July 9, 2021

Light mode color contrast significantly improved Stripes on dam controlled rivers are much more pronounced Fixed an issue that prevented settings from being changed back to their defaults Fixed an issue that caused the disclaimer to always appear after an app restart Fixed an issue where the settings could get stuck open after being changed once 33% Faster loading when connected to nonfunctional internet Typo fixes & other miscellaneous changes

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1.6

June 24, 2021

Hovering over graphs now provides exact values (forecasts are labeled) Fixed an issue where links into the app could fail if the app was already open Improved performance adding large numbers of favorites Fixed severe contrast issues with favorites (including invisible delete button) NWS CFS readings of -999000 are now ignored (instead of ruining graph scale) Top menu should now appear in one line on nearly all devices. Fixed issues sharing favorites links to non-iOS devices, or iOS devices on old versions of rivers.run.

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1.5

June 14, 2021

Fixed an issue with device geolocation not functioning.

1.4

June 14, 2021

Fix a bug where the app could become unresponsive after being suspended by the operating system. Fix some issues related to saving favorites and dismissing the disclaimer prompt.

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1.3

June 13, 2021

Full offline support on most pages.

1.1

February 14, 2021

Added universal link support - Links to rivers.run should be captured and opened in-app. Patch for an intermittent Google Maps Authentication Error. Enhancements to offline mode.

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1.0

February 11, 2021

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Description of rivers.run

Rivers.run provides water levels, water temperature, and other information, using data collected from over 12,000 gauges. It matches this information with crowdsourced paddling expertise to tell you what a river height actually means, and to provide skill level estimates. You can use GPS coordinates to find rivers near you, and search rivers by water levels, skill, name, and rating, as well as user provided tags and dam releases, helping you find whitewater (or flatwater) rivers that you want to paddle. You can also use rivers.run maps to find rivers in an area, and to assist with navigation. Clicking on any point shows all the information rivers.run has about the river - flow, temperature, and other information. If you're interested in weather, you can also enable the weather view to get a good idea of where rain is currently falling. River flow levels are currently sourced from USGS (United States Geological Survey), NWS (National Weather Service), and the Meterological Service of Canada. Additional sources for gauges are planned for the future. Information on rivers.run is crowdsourced - so if your favorite river is not available, is missing information on runnable levels, or has other issues, you can help improve it. Just go to the FAQ page in app to find directions on how to get started. If you need any assistance, you can send an email to support@rivers.run. NOTE: Rivers.run does work offline, however needs to connect at least once in order to download river information. Attempting to use rivers.run offline before it has downloaded information may result in a launch screen freeze.
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rivers.run: FAQ

Can rivers.run be used on iPad devices?

Yes, you can use the rivers.run app on iPad devices.

Who launched the rivers.run app?

The app was developed by Ruth Willenborg.

What is the minimum iOS version to run the rivers.run app?

The minimum iOS requirement: 13.0.

What is the overall rating of the rivers.run app?

The overall user rating of rivers.run is 5.

What category is the rivers.run app?

The App Genre Of The Rivers.run App Is Weather.

What is the latest rivers.run version?

The current version of the rivers.run app is 3.0.

When did the last rivers.run update come out?

The date of the latest rivers.run update is November 30, 2024.

When did rivers.run get launched?

rivers.run became publicly available on February 8, 2023.

What age is rivers.run appropriate for?

The content advisory rating for the rivers.run app is Ruth Willenborg.

What are the languages available on rivers.run?

rivers.run is now available to use in English.

Does Apple Arcade support rivers.run among its available titles?

Unfortunately, rivers.run is not on Apple Arcade.

Are there opportunities for in-app purchases in rivers.run?

Unfortunately, rivers.run does not provide opportunities for in-app purchases.

Is rivers.run fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro?

Unfortunately, rivers.run is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.

Does rivers.run display any ads?

No, rivers.run does not display any ads.

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Reviews of rivers.run

Great App

This is my go to app for checking water levels for whitewater kayaking. Thanks!

Excellent FISHING (esp trout) app: convenient USGS stream info at the ready

This free app is the simplest, cleanest and quickest way to check USGS stream data: flow, temperature, precipitation, whatever the stream gauges collect. The interface isn’t the most intuitive, but after a few minutes use it’s a snap. Excellent.

I hope the developer will allow higher resolution maps for offline usage, as modern devices have plenty of storage to accommodate that data.
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Rivers.run

This app is exactly what white water paddlers have been looking for. Fantastic compilation of data sources. Carefully built, beautifully displayed. A keeper.