I naught it thinking this would be a quicker way to catch current river flows but the data seems to be lagging the USGS website by a few hours and the graph is NOAA rather than USGS. Deleting after 5 min of trying it.

Don’t buy this app.

It doesn’t have any more gauges than the free ones. And you buy it, check to see if the river you are after is on.. it’s not and you are out 3 bucks.

This is a nice app, one of the better ones as far as data is concerned. However, it lacks in two areas. 1. It needs the option to reorder your list of gauges, or it should at least keep the gauges on the same river together. 2. It would be nice if it also had a widget for those of us who keep a closer eye on water levels.

I was very happy with this app until today when I tried to check some levels. All but one of my saved gauges were gone, including the most important one. I sent an email to the developer but haven’t heard back yet. The app is essentially useless to me if this doesn’t get fixed.

Does not display any gauges I use. Waste of money!!!

Magically it appeared without my downloading it. I’ll let you know how it shakes out though.

The site itself is well laid out, but lacking several gauges I would think would be there. I can’t really use the app until they add a significant amount more gauges.

No I was wanting information. About the Mode river . There was none!

I’m so lucky to have 4 rivers within a 10-30 minute shuttle! They’re small but beautiful, and my friends and I paddle them as often as possible. The smallest one is rain-sensitive and another is dam-controlled, so I always check their USGS gauge levels before setting out, to get an idea of how long our trip will be. When I got this app, I was disappointed bc I couldn’t see these small local gauges, and I emailed support that I might want a refund. THEN they pointed out the filter buttons to turn on to see more gauges, and there they were! Thanks from this 69 yo grandmom for saving me time when I’m ready to paddle!