No charts to read, no color ratings to decode. It checks the buoy, the tide, the wind and your break, then tells you straight up: worth the drive, or go back to bed.
Join the waitlistiPhone. one email when the beta opensYou drove 40 minutes on a forecast that said 3ft and fair. It was a lake. The week after, it said poor, you stayed home, and your buddy texted you the best morning of the summer.
Live buoy, tide, wind, and whether the swell direction even works at your break. The four truths that decide your session, read together.
Worth the drive, or go back to bed. Five seconds, nothing to interpret. If you want the reasoning, tap the call and each number is explained in plain English.
You set the size you are comfortable in. When it is over your head out there, the call says so instead of saying go. One tap after a session and it keeps tuning to you. Private, always.
A forecast is a computer guessing days ahead. A buoy is a steel instrument in the water measuring the swell that is already on its way to you.
we lean on the measurement, not the guessis how fresh the readings are. Your window is this morning, so we care about now, not Thursday.
When we get a call wrong, the app says so. Every miss lands in your spot's record, with the reason, and the next call gets tighter because of it.
an app that hides its misses never gets betterBuilt by a surfer who got burned twice in two weeks. No cams, no crowd counts, no spot maps, and nothing you tap is ever shown to another surfer.
Join the waitlistone email when the beta opens. nothing to cancelbuoytruth is an information tool, not safety advice. The ocean is dangerous and conditions change fast: always check them yourself before entering the water, and never rely on any app to decide what is safe for you. The app is in development and the screens on this page show example data, not live readings or measured accuracy. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any forecast provider. Joining the list stores your email for one launch announcement, nothing else, and no payment is taken.