1. Eg if you wanted to use the app to track a river hight for the purpose of potential flooding then it would be useful to have an alarm to wake you up however knowing the river level for prime fishing conditions is less urgent.bought the premium version but lacks lock locations which can be extremely dangerous.
2. If the app worked all the time I would absolutely pay for the premium version.The only real downfall is that I've upgraded to the paid subscription but am only able to see the river forecast on a less then half of gauges and the ft3/s is missing on a small number.
3. Easy to use, admin is very responsive to edits.Fantastic app! We used it on Yukon River in 2022 and found it accurate and simple to use.I had an issue where my Samsung tablet kept saying "No internet connection" even though other apps were ok and it worked fine on my phone.
4. You can set alarms which is useful to track river levels however it would be good to be able to set different alarms for different types of situation.
5. I did find all current gauge info to be up to date.Really great app for canoeing or fishing to keep you up to date with river levels and store favourites.
6. Why does the Y-axis scale make no sense on the river flow graphs? It starts at a negative obsolete number.
7. I haven't worked out whether the levels are proportional to the river's maximum, or for kayaking grade.
8. Suggestion: include river temperature as well if gauges have those data as wellA good app.
9. For example, river goes from 100cfs to 200cfs, but the base line of the Y-axis is -761cfs.
10. It would be cool to be able to add notes to the gauges to record what levels you've paddled them at for future reference.I really wish I could rate this higher, but it's very inconsistent.
11. I have several other river level apps and this one is by far the best.A must have for any paddler.