WakeWatch

WakeWatch

by Daniel Munson

10 ratings
14 reviews
#46 in paid Navigation
✈️ Travel
🗺️ Navigation
$1.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 31, 2016
  • May 9, 2026

Features

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About

This app provides crucial boating information, including no-wake zones, speed limits, and bridge schedules. It uses GPS to alert you to upcoming hazards and features NOAA charts as a base map for enhanced navigation.

No wake zone maps
Boating speed limit maps
Bridge heights and opening schedules
GPS location tracking
NOAA chart base maps
Tide station information
Coastal waters forecasts
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What's New in WakeWatch

4.2

May 9, 2026

Updated no wake zones were added in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Jupiter, FL.

Charts

Top Paid

📉 46-6

Navigation

This app dropped -6 positions in Navigation chart.

Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Useless

Purchased app while day cruising North and South Carolina ICW. Not a single No Wake marked in the ICW in either state. Should have just thrown $2 off side of boat.

Does the job

dont know what the bad reviews are about for $2 (? is that even real money) i have zero idea what a boater could complain about.

Bridge heights no wake zones its all there

Does this thing even work?

Doesn’t seem to be at all functional. Doesn’t show any symbols to indicate no wake zones or anything else. Very creaky. A rip off basically. 19876034$

Does Not Work

I purchased the app for Bridge Heights. The app keeps sending me all over the world. I zoomed into a bridge and there is no information. After one try, I now cannot zoom in on the area that I’m seeking. This app is terrible.

Good idea but not accurate bridge info

I’m not sure where the data is gathered but the height for several bridges local in my area of Tampa FL are incorrect. I don’t feel I can depend on the information for my use.

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FAQ

What states does WakeWatch cover for no wake zones and speed limits?

WakeWatch provides no wake zone and boating speed limit maps for Florida, North Carolina, and Connecticut. This allows boaters in these regions to stay informed about local regulations.

What information does WakeWatch offer regarding bridges?

WakeWatch includes bridge heights and opening schedules for Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Connecticut. This helps boaters plan their routes to avoid long waits for bridge openings.

Can WakeWatch track my boat's position?

Yes, WakeWatch uses your GPS location to track your boat on the map. This feature helps you stay aware of upcoming bridges and no wake zones on your planned route.

Does WakeWatch include tide information?

Yes, tide station information has been added to WakeWatch. For each station, you can view the times for high and low tides each day, along with tidal heights.

What kind of map backgrounds are available in WakeWatch?

WakeWatch allows you to use NOAA boating charts as the base map. NOAA Raster Nautical Charts can also be used as background maps for enhanced navigational detail.

Does WakeWatch have ads?

No, WakeWatch does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience while boating.

What is the price of WakeWatch?

WakeWatch is available for a one-time purchase of $1.99. This provides access to all its boating navigation features.

How often is WakeWatch updated?

The latest version of WakeWatch is 4.01, last updated on April 25, 2024. Regular updates ensure the app's data and features remain current for boaters.