Spuitgat vs HamGenie

Tides shift constantly and vary by location. Spuitgat is a classic-style tide clock that works anywhere, even in remote areas without tide stations or subscription-based data feeds. There are no recurring costs. Spuitgat doesn’t rely on internet access or external data. Instead, you set the time of the last known high or low tide, and it calculates tide predictions for the next few days, after which it needs to be recalibrated to stay accurate. Designed with clean visuals and simple functionality, Spuitgat is ideal for keeping an eye on the tides while you relax on holiday. Disclaimer: Spuitgat provides a rough estimate of the tides and is intended for casual, recreational use — like planning a beach trip. It’s not accurate enough for navigation, safety-critical decisions, or professional use.

HamGenie helps amateur radio operators monitor the NCDXF/IARU International Beacon Project. See which beacon is transmitting now, what comes next, and visualise beacon locations on an interactive world map. HamGenie includes: • Live beacon schedule • Support for 20 m, 17 m, 15 m, 12 m and 10 m • Interactive world map • Operator callsign and locator settings • Distance and bearing calculations • UTC clock and countdown timer Whether you're checking propagation, testing a new antenna or simply exploring the HF bands, HamGenie keeps the worldwide beacon network at your fingertips.