This way, he doesn't (yet) need to bring a phone with him. It will also be useful during one of our holidays in the wilderness of Finland or Italy. Within less than a week the app had been updated and now it also makes use of native smartwatch GPS! Abe can now roam outside unlimited, yet always find his way home. Matthew Clark reacted immediately and was really friendly. For two days we were disappointed, then we contacted GORGES via the website. However, when we installed the app it turned out that the app did not make use of the native GPS built into the smartwatch.
By using the Radar app the Versa 3 becomes a veritable "homing device". We set out looking for a suitable app and we were very happy when we found Radar from GORGES. So we were a little disappointed when it turned out that the native apps on the Versa 3 were rather limited and offered no such functionality. We gave our son for his birthday a FITBIT Versa 3, with the idea that he could roam freely without having a mobile phone on him, yet never get lost. Amazingly, it’s a free app, though we would have gladly paid several hundred dollars for it. We urge anyone involved in marine activities - fishermen, commercial fleet captains, surfers, sailers, oyster farmers, coast guard personnel - to check out Fair Tides. Coupled with the 5-day battery life, waterproof, bright Versa 2 watch, it’s been a welcome update to the Pebble/Fair Tides platform. We check it constantly throughout the day. Indeed, this watch face has proved so useful that it has become our one go-to data source for all of our marine-related activities. That’s more information than we get with most of our computer and device apps put into a wrist-readable accessible form that’s a pleasure to view. At a glance, we can view the current tide level, whether we have a water level sufficient for boat work in a tidal cove, wind velocity and direction, barometric pressure, and a five day NOAA text forecast. Written as an update to the popular Pebble watch face of the same name, the Fitbit version displays more information in a more readable format that is elegant, beautiful, and useful at once. With Fair Tides on the Fitbit watch platform, Matt Clark has created the most useful tide and weather data display that we’ve ever used. Over the past two decades, we’ve tried dozens of apps and dedicated watches (Nixon, FreeStyle, Pebble and others).
We live year round in a harsh North Atlantic offshore environment and rely on tide and marine weather data to plan our marine activities.
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