The forecast says go. Your crew says I’m in.

Pick a morning with the forecast right there. Your crew taps I’m in. Whoever gets to the beach first checks in, so everyone driving down knows it’s on.

Example session: Thursday dawn at Point Addis
Thu, dawn Point Addis · 6:30am
Swell
1.4 m @ 13s
Wind
10 km/h
Offshore here
Tide
Low 7:48am
First light
6:21am
3 in

Free on iPhone. Forecasts for Australian spots. Names, spots and numbers above are examples.

Postcards from a good morning

Good days don’t send invites. Now your crew does.

  1. Tomorrow, dawnPoint Addis · 6:30am I’m in

    7:40pm, the night before

    Plan it from the couch.

    Pick the spot and the hour. The forecast for that hour comes with it: swell, wind, tide, first light. Your crew taps I’m in.

  2. GoodJess · 6:41am “It’s on. Only 3 out.”

    6:41am, first light

    First one there calls it.

    A check-in from the car park: rating, size, wind, crowd, a photo. Everyone still on the road knows it’s on.

  3. 4 of you outThu · Point Addis Crew’s in

    6:58am, in the water

    The whole crew, one lineup.

    Trading waves with the people you’ll be talking about it with all week.

Two ways in

No plan? No problem.

Tap + New in the app. Plan ahead when the forecast looks good, or check in when you’re already standing on the sand.

Plan a session

For the mornings you can see coming. Spot, day and time, with swell, wind, tide and first light for that hour. Your crew sees it under Coming up.

Check in now

Already at the beach? Spot, rating, size, wind, crowd, a photo if you like. Done before your wetsuit’s on. No plan needed.

House rules

The Aloha Code

Three rules. We never needed a fourth.

No. 1

Share the stoke.

First one there checks in. Good news travels fast. Bad news saves everyone a drive.

No. 2

Ohana only.

Crews are invite-only, joined with a six-character code. No followers, no strangers, and nobody blowing up your spot.

No. 3

Live now, not later.

Every report vanishes after four hours. The feed only ever shows today’s ocean, so what you read is what’s out there.

  • No ads
  • No public feed
  • No strangers
  • No charts to decode

The scale

Four words. Zero hype.

No stars, no scores out of ten. Just the word a mate would text you, so everyone knows exactly what they’re driving to.

  1. PoorDon’t bother
  2. FairFun if you’re keen
  3. GoodGet out there
  4. EpicCall in sick

From group chat to lineup in three moves

  1. 1

    Start a crew.

    Name it, then drop the six-character code in your group chat. That’s the whole guest list.

  2. 2

    Plan, or just check in.

    Plan tomorrow’s surf with the forecast, or check in from the beach right now. Done before your wetsuit’s on.

  3. 3

    Never miss the good ones.

    Coming up and live reports in one feed, for all your crews. Skip the flat days. Show up for the epic ones.

No worries. Just waves.

Surf Crew is in beta on iPhone. Start a crew and plan Saturday.

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