GaugeWatcher

GaugeWatcher

River gauge flow data

9 ratings
3 reviews
Free

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Released
April 18, 2024
Updated
October 23, 2026

Features

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Access real-time river flow data without needing an account or encountering advertisements. Discover nearby gauges, monitor flow rates, and save your preferred locations for quick access.

✓Real-time river flow data
✓Discover nearby gauges
✓Check flow rates
✓Bookmark favorite gauges
✓No signup required
✓Ad-free experience
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What's New in GaugeWatcher

4.0.0

October 23, 2026

Set the flow range that works for you on any gauge, and Gauge Watcher will notify you when the river is in. Redesigned, with widgets, an Apple Watch app and GaugeBot. NEW • Range alerts: Set a low and a high flow for any gauge. You get a notification when the river comes into your range, and your dashboard shows at a glance which rivers are running for you. • A complete redesign: A cleaner dashboard, a map for browsing gauges and a clearer gauge detail screen, built with the iOS design you already know. • Widgets: Put your pinned gauge on the Home Screen or the Lock Screen, with its current reading and condition. • Apple Watch: Check your gauges from your wrist, or add one to your watch face as a complication. • GaugeBot: Ask about your rivers in plain language, such as "Is the Ocoee in my range?" It runs on your iPhone, and it can favorite gauges and set ranges for you, with undo. • Siri and Shortcuts: Check conditions, open a gauge or turn an alert on and off by voice or from Shortcuts. • iCloud sync: Your ranges, favorites and alerts stay in sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac, and alerts reach every device. IMPROVED • On iPad, gauge details use two columns, with a map and related gauges on the same river. • Your favorite gauges appear in Spotlight search. • Readings load more reliably from every data source.

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User reviews

Gauges

Hello,
I am not seeing gauges for mcalpine lock and dam lower or upper would be for louisville, Kentucky. Also silver creek by brown station way new albany Indiana. Is there anyway these can be added? Tried to email the contact info listed on website but failed.
Thanks

Sick app

Anytime I’m looking to rip some whitewater I always use GaugeWatcher

Phenomenal app

Intuitive and easy to use, nice graphics. Useful location-based search feature so you can looks t the water near you. Great for fly fishermen, rafters, kayakers, and all other river enthusiasts! Check it out.

FAQ

What is GaugeWatcher?

GaugeWatcher is a utility app that provides simple river flow data. It allows users to find nearby gauges, check flow rates, and bookmark favorite locations without requiring a signup or displaying ads.

Does GaugeWatcher have ads?

No, GaugeWatcher is ad-free. The app explicitly states 'No ads' in its description, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

Is GaugeWatcher free to use?

Yes, GaugeWatcher is completely free to use. There are no charges associated with downloading or using the app's features.

What devices support GaugeWatcher?

GaugeWatcher is available on iPhone and iPad devices. It is designed to function on Apple's mobile operating systems.

How often is GaugeWatcher updated?

The latest version of GaugeWatcher is 3.5.3, last updated on September 15, 2025. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.

What is the age rating for GaugeWatcher?

GaugeWatcher has an age rating of 4+. This means it is considered suitable for children and adults alike, with no mature content.

Can I use GaugeWatcher offline?

The description does not specify offline functionality. However, accessing real-time gauge data typically requires an internet connection.

What do users like about GaugeWatcher?

Based on its perfect 5.0-star rating from 3 reviews, users likely appreciate its simplicity, lack of ads, and straightforward access to essential river flow information.