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Tides, trains, market days and the jobs you promised to do, on one well-thumbed page.
The week on one page, tides and trains included.
See the pageA level and a plumb bob that never leave your pocket.
How it measuresA notebook for lines worth keeping, sorted by who said them.
Read a sampleOne dial, one bell. A timer for tea and nothing else.
Free, take oneFour people, one bench, no hurry.
Each app starts as something one of us needed on a wet morning. Nothing ships until it has lived in a pocket for a season. The journal says the rest.
Stuck, or missing a harbour? Write to us and a person answers.
Four apps, 212 harbours, one bench above the chandlery.
See all our appsSmall tools for the pocket. Pay once, keep every update.
| App | What it does | Version | Label | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Almanac | The week on one page | 1.4 | New | 2.99 |
| Plumbline | A level and a plumb bob | 2.1 | Shipped | 1.99 |
| Commonplace | A notebook for lines worth keeping | 2.0 | In review | 2.99 |
| Kettle | A timer for tea and nothing else | 1.2 | Shipped | Free |
| Sundial | Retired last spring, still answered | 0.9 | Pulled | None |
| The whole shelf | All four, and every update for good | Set | Hot | 7.99 |
1.5
Nine harbours and the summer ferry times, due in June.
Five of nine harbours drawn
Read the planSales and harbours for the pocket almanac.
How Almanac appears on the shelf, and who hears about it.
Tide tables refresh on Mondays. Harbours marked out of date are hidden from new buyers until then.
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Notes from the bench, one or two a month.
Version 1.4 is out, and it took a winter of timetables to get here.
Every harbour prints its ferries differently. We typed in 212 of them by hand, checked each against the board on the quay, and then built the tide and ferry tables so that nobody has to do it twice.
Nothing is lost. Run almanac export week.txt before you update, and keep the file somewhere dry.
Summer timetables arrive in June with version 1.5. If we have missed your harbour, write to us and it goes on the list.
A letter goes to the person who made the app.
Moving to a new phone A harbour is missing Lost licence Refunds All 31 answers
Yes. Everything is kept on your own machine.
Copy the library folder across and open it there.
Write to us from the support page; we answer in a day.