Show Notes
From tide tracking that saves your beach day to instant wildfire warnings that beat government alerts, this episode spotlights the apps that truly have your back during summertime outings.
Using iOS Photos app for editing, sharing, and managing albums
Editing summer videos in Photos and iMovie, including Magic Movie feature
Watch Duty Wildfire and Floods app for live fire and emergency alerts
Sky Guide app brings AR stargazing and celestial event notifications
My Tide Times app helps plan beach visits with tide, sun, and moon info
AllTrails app guides summer hikes with maps, filters, and community data
CARROT Weather app delivers customizable alerts for sun, storms, and air quality
Sun Seeker app helps track sun position for outdoor planning and photography
App Caps: RNI Films for film-like photo edits and Parcel for package tracking
Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard
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