A tidal-current atlas for San Francisco Bay, built for racing decisions — not just a pretty field. Set two marks, pick a scenario, and watch two boats sail it out over the real current.
The Bay's current is the whole game, so it's the foundation everything else sits on.
Five days of a high-resolution circulation model (~88 m, every 30 min) indexed by tidal phase — hours from max flood, and how strong that cycle ran.
Today's NOAA flood/ebb schedule at the Golden Gate sets the phase and strength; the atlas shows the historical snapshot that actually matches it.
Bathymetric contours from 2 to 100 m, with a depth read-out under the cursor — so you can see the shallow flats where the shore boat gets out of the ebb.
Each one runs two (or more) boats over the real current field and tells you, in boat lengths, which choice won — and why.
Every scenario replays. Scrub the clock, watch the boats sail their tracks over the current, and see the ladder rungs open and close in real time. Each boat carries live boat speed / SOG / VMG — so the gap between boat speed and SOG is the current, right there on the screen. Turn the wind dial mid-race and only the future re-solves.
Install it to your home screen and it runs full-screen like an app, with your boat's position on the chart.
Open in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen.
Open in Chrome, tap the ⋮ menu, then Install app.
Tap the locate button on the map for a live position, heading and accuracy ring, tracking as you sail.