A single place for BeachFinder utilities: add live beach planning signals to a website, install the mini app on desktop, and follow the tools we are preparing next.
Iframe and script snippets · WordPress shortcode package · Light and dark widget themes
Install from browser · Normal and compact views · Favorites kept on the device
Use iOS widgets, Android widgets and the Apple Watch app to check water temperature, wind, UV, waves and nearby saved spots without opening a full map.
Pin water temperature, wind, UV and favorite beach shortcuts on the iPhone home screen.
Keep nearby beach conditions and saved spots visible on Android before you start the trip.
Check the closest swim spot, quick condition signals and favorite alerts directly on your wrist.
The embed widget is made for hotels, campsites, tourism pages and publishers. The installable mini app is the current base for the future Windows widget experience.
Generate an iframe or WordPress shortcode that shows nearby beaches, photos, water temperature, wind, UV, waves and useful guide shortcuts.
Use the PWA on desktop today: geolocation or city search, compact mode, saved spots, quick map access and the core water, wind, UV and wave signals.
BeachFinder on Apple Watch keeps the important beach signals glanceable: closest spot, swim status, water and air temperature, wind, waves, and favorite alerts.
Open the watch and compare nearby swim spots without pulling out the phone.
Favorite alerts keep the thresholds that matter most visible at wrist level.
Complications can surface the selected beach, water, waves and air signals during the day.
The watch app is a planning shortcut. Always follow local flags, lifeguards, closures and official advisories before swimming.
The next tools should stay useful and sober: practical planning utilities, partner distribution helpers and share formats that point back to real beach pages.
Clean cards for hotels, tourism offices and social posts, generated from real BeachFinder spot data.
Ready-made copy, logos and install notes for WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and local publishers.
Clear documentation for what BeachFinder signals mean, where they come from and how partners should present safety limits.
BeachFinder tools are built around useful signals: distance, photos, water temperature, wind, UV, waves, amenities and nearby alternatives. They should always remain planning aids, with local flags and official advisories as the authority for safety.