Beach Report Card

Beach Report Card

Water Quality Map & Alerts

19 ratings
40 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 9 Jul 2026)

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 22, 2011
  • April 20, 2022

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Access real-time water quality data for over 650 beaches across California, Oregon, and Washington. Understand your risk of illness from swimming, surfing, or playing in the water. Make informed decisions for a safer beach day.

Water quality sampling data
Beach safety tips
Public health warnings
Risk-level assessment for illness
Wet and dry season data
Favorite beach tracking
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What's New in Beach Report Card

2.2.0

April 20, 2022

- Improved map performance - Filter beaches in bottom sheet based on what's visible in map - Expanded search functionality to include Google Places search results - Updated Historical Data charts layout - Updated FAQ - Various bug fixes and performance improvements

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User reviews

No data

The app does not have any data for beaches. So not sure what the point of it is.

Decent

It was good for a bit but it hasn’t updated in months

Never updated. Unreliable.

What are you actually doing Heal The Bay? Why didn't you take samples for the entire summer??? Sad.

Limited Coverage and Inaccessible for Non-Californians

I recently downloaded the Beach Report Card app in hopes of accessing valuable information about beach conditions across the United States. However, I was extremely disappointed to discover that the app only covers beaches in Los Angeles. This severely limits its usefulness and accessibility for users like me who are currently trying to look for beach condition outside of Los Angeles.

As someone who frequently visits different coastal areas, I had hoped that Beach Report Card would provide comprehensive data and reports for beaches nationwide. Unfortunately, its exclusive focus on a single region renders it ineffective for people outside of California.

Given the app's name and the potential benefits it could offer, it would be far more practical and valuable if it expanded its coverage to include beaches across the United States. It is essential to recognize that beachgoers and travelers are not limited to a single state or region. By incorporating data from various coastal areas, the app could cater to a wider audience and better assist individuals seeking reliable beach information.

While I appreciate the effort put into developing this app, I am compelled to give it a 1-star rating due to its limited coverage and inability to cater to users outside of California. I sincerely hope the developers consider expanding Beach Report Card's reach across the country, allowing beach enthusiasts from all states to benefit from its features.
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Far easier than using Safari on mobile

Clean layout easy to use. NowCast readings are a must check before every ocean swim.

FAQ

What does the Beach Report Card app do?

The app provides easy-to-read water quality sampling data for over 650 beaches in California, Oregon, and Washington. It also offers beach safety tips and public health warnings related to swimming, surfing, and playing in the water.

How does the app help me understand beach safety?

It allows you to see your risk-level of getting common illnesses like rashes, ear infections, or diarrhea at any given beach. This information is based on water quality sampling data, helping you make informed decisions before entering the water.

Is the Beach Report Card app free to use?

Yes, the Beach Report Card app is completely free to download and use. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.

What regions does the Beach Report Card app cover?

The app covers over 650 beach locations specifically in California, Oregon, and Washington. It provides water quality information for these coastal areas.

Can I track water quality for my favorite beaches?

Yes, the app allows you to keep track of water quality information for your favorite beaches. This feature can also help you advocate for local improvements in water quality.