Ocean Calls
0 breaks calling · Vibe makes the call
One ping when your wave shows up. Nothing else — no digests, no deals, and never a call you did not set.
As many as you like. A hub calls for whichever of its breaks lines up. One tap mutes one.
One switch. Flights, injuries, a week you cannot surf — it never calls until you turn it back on.
No calls to grade yet.
After each call you act on, one tap says whether we had it right — and that is the only surf app that will show you its own miss rate.
Chest to shoulder up to overhead for you. Below that we stay quiet; above it we stay quiet too, unless you asked to watch it anyway.
Offshore significant height — the same figure every live block reads, not face height at the break.
A call for Tuesday at eleven is noise if you are at work. Turn off the days you cannot surf and we stay quiet on them.
We call you the evening before, when the forecast is at its most reliable. Best if your breaks are close enough to decide over breakfast.
Dawn patrol needs the call before dawn. Nothing fires between 22:00 and this.
Pick the kinds you like in Settings and the other kinds stay quiet. Until then, any kind can call.
A day with the wind on it is not a call worth taking.
Above your level, we stay quiet unless you asked to watch it anyway.
Four of your breaks lighting up on the same swell is one call, not four — it names the best of them and lists the rest inside.
On a trip, we also call when a break inside this radius starts firing.
A call when a watched coast wakes up for how you surf.
When your flexible months line up with a clean week, it calls out.
The ocean calls. It never calls at 3am — it waits for morning.
Your lock screen, before you are properly awake. One per swell, and the hazard rides inside it — never as a second notification that contradicts the first.
Vibe speaks the call and only reads figures the database produced. The hazard under it is the system voice — never styled, and it travels with the call rather than being pushed separately.