WumbriteKoz

Get a clear view on the water with two simple tools in one neat landscape workspace, made for boaters, kayakers, and anyone working from a tide table. How it works Tide Timer uses the classic rule of twelfths. Enter the day's high and low tides as a time and an elevation, then read the water level at any time, find the window when there's enough depth to clear your draft, or view the entire ascending or descending curve at a glance. There is no connection and no login required, just the two tide events you already have. Hull Speed ​​works in the same honest way. Enter your waterline length to get the displacement hull speed and speed-length regime, or enter the engine speed, gear ratio and propeller pitch to measure propeller slip relative to your actual ground speed. Any reading worth keeping goes to the Journal with a single tap, ready to reopen or share later. Switch freely between metric and imperial units, keep haptic feedback on or off, and use everything completely offline. WumbriteKoz ensures that the arithmetic doesn't get in the way, so your attention stays on the water.