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302 Waterways is #109 in Navigation Free in United States and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 11 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperMichael Eller
CategoryNavigation
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 5.0 (3)
Version1.3.2
Age rating4+
First seen by us
10 Nov 2026
10 Nov 2026✏️Description updated📦Updated to version 1.3.4🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 1.3.2🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 5 events
- ✏️302 Waterways: description updated· US
- 📦302 Waterways updated to version 1.3.4- New: 3D on CarPlay, with Plus. Tap 3D on the CarPlay screen for the view from behind your boat: the route ahead, the bridges and shoals, and the shore in photo-realistic 3D.
- New: send a route or a recorded trip to your chartplotter. Tap Send to chartplotter (in a route's details, the trip planner's Details, or a trip in Routes & trips) for a .gpx file: copy it to your plotter's memory card and import it (Garmin, Lowrance, Simrad, Raymarine), or open it in Navionics.
- New: bring your chartplotter's routes, tracks and waypoints in. Routes, Share, Import a GPX file: pick the route or track to share from a whole plotter backup, and add its waypoints to My spots (fishing spots, anchorages and more, private to you). Long tracks come in whole.
- Conditions, reorganized: the answer first (good to go or not, with the wind, seas or bay chop, tide and water temperature), then the next 12 hours with the best time to go marked, then Water, Weather, Sun and Notices. Pick any tide station from Maine to Florida, or let it follow you.
- New: choose how turns are said, in Settings, Units, Turns. Port and starboard, or the heading to steer in degrees magnetic, the way your compass reads ("Come to 125").
- Turns are said plainly: a small turn is now a slight turn to port or starboard.… more - 🆕302 Waterways first spotted by AppInsider#19 in Top Free · Navigation · United States
- 📦302 Waterways version 1.3.2- The map opens on your boat, close enough to see the water around it. Zoomed out, marinas and ramps gather into numbered bubbles: tap one to zoom in.
- New: Where to? right on the map. Tap it for the list of marinas, ramps and your spots, and get boat directions there.
- Near you only counts what's still reported around you, and asks for your location instead of saying "all clear" when it doesn't know where you are.
- Emergency stays on screen while you're recording a trip.
- Set your boat's draft and height from the trip planner, even without an account. Routes, depth warnings and bridges are worked out for them.
- A route with no water deep enough at any time is no longer called Recommended.
- Search shows the nearest first, full width, with the bay and state to tell places apart.
- A place's card now leaves the map in view, with Directions, Save, Share and Call. Swipe it up, or tap More, for the rest.
- Tap a Plus feature to see it first: a short clip or a picture of what it does.
- Stopping a recording asks to save or discard the trip, then offers a 3D video.
- The You tab is one short screen, with Settings and Help on their own.
- On an iPad held upright, the app now uses the phone layout, with Emergency, tides and your trips.
- Smaller fixes: units everywhere, a smoother tide chart, Voice alerts in Layers, a Time & tide sheet in 3D.… more - 🆕302 Waterways released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#109
Navigation FreeMeasured
302 Waterways on the App Store
App details
App ID
6782711740
Publisher
Michael Eller
On the store since
Jun 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
66 MB
Also listed in
Travel
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | NavigationFree | #109 |
Apps near 302 Waterways on the chart
Navigation Free, around #109.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
5.0 ★
3 ratings
Measured
Ratings
3
Measured
About 302 Waterways
302 Waterways is the community-powered navigation app built for Delaware & Maryland coastal waters — the Indian River, Rehoboth and Assawoman bays, the Delaware Bay, the coastal inlets, and the connected tidal rivers.
See what local boaters know, in real time: shifting sandbars, shoaling, hazards, no-wake areas, and the routes people actually run — all on a live chart with NOAA nautical charts and high-resolution satellite imagery.
WHAT YOU GET • Live map — NOAA charts + satellite, channel markers, depth, marinas, fuel docks, and public boat ramps • Community reports — sandbars, shoaling, debris, hazards, no-wake areas, and wildlife sightings, confirmed by other boaters • Cruise mode — a heading-up, follow-along navigation view with your speed and course, that auto-zooms with your speed and calls out hazards and no-wake zones ahead • Routes — record your track by GPS and share the line so others can follow it • Conditions — tides, wind, and weather at a glance • Friends — connect with other boaters and see the routes they share with you • Mark an area — draw a caution area to warn the community
Built by boaters, for our waters. Free to use.
IMPORTANT: 302 Waterways is community intelligence — not a certified nautical chart and not a replacement for official charts, a dedicated GPS chartplotter, or safe seamanship. Conditions change; always navigate responsibly and carry required safety equipment.
See what local boaters know, in real time: shifting sandbars, shoaling, hazards, no-wake areas, and the routes people actually run — all on a live chart with NOAA nautical charts and high-resolution satellite imagery.
WHAT YOU GET • Live map — NOAA charts + satellite, channel markers, depth, marinas, fuel docks, and public boat ramps • Community reports — sandbars, shoaling, debris, hazards, no-wake areas, and wildlife sightings, confirmed by other boaters • Cruise mode — a heading-up, follow-along navigation view with your speed and course, that auto-zooms with your speed and calls out hazards and no-wake zones ahead • Routes — record your track by GPS and share the line so others can follow it • Conditions — tides, wind, and weather at a glance • Friends — connect with other boaters and see the routes they share with you • Mark an area — draw a caution area to warn the community
Built by boaters, for our waters. Free to use.
IMPORTANT: 302 Waterways is community intelligence — not a certified nautical chart and not a replacement for official charts, a dedicated GPS chartplotter, or safe seamanship. Conditions change; always navigate responsibly and carry required safety equipment.
Latest updates
1.3.4
- New: 3D on CarPlay, with Plus. Tap 3D on the CarPlay screen for the view from behind your boat: the route ahead, the bridges and shoals, and the shore in photo-realistic 3D.
- New: send a route or a recorded trip to your chartplotter. Tap Send to chartplotter (in a route's details, the trip planner's Details, or a trip in Routes & trips) for a .gpx file: copy it to your plotter's memory card and import it (Garmin, Lowrance, Simrad, Raymarine), or open it in Navionics.
- New: bring your chartplotter's routes, tracks and waypoints in. Routes, Share, Import a GPX file: pick the route or track to share from a whole plotter backup, and add its waypoints to My spots (fishing spots, anchorages and more, private to you). Long tracks come in whole.
- Conditions, reorganized: the answer first (good to go or not, with the wind, seas or bay chop, tide and water temperature), then the next 12 hours with the best time to go marked, then Water, Weather, Sun and Notices. Pick any tide station from Maine to Florida, or let it follow you.
- New: choose how turns are said, in Settings, Units, Turns. Port and starboard, or the heading to steer in degrees magnetic, the way your compass reads ("Come to 125").
- Turns are said plainly: a small turn is now a slight turn to port or starboard.
1.3.2
- The map opens on your boat, close enough to see the water around it. Zoomed out, marinas and ramps gather into numbered bubbles: tap one to zoom in.
- New: Where to? right on the map. Tap it for the list of marinas, ramps and your spots, and get boat directions there.
- Near you only counts what's still reported around you, and asks for your location instead of saying "all clear" when it doesn't know where you are.
- Emergency stays on screen while you're recording a trip.
- Set your boat's draft and height from the trip planner, even without an account. Routes, depth warnings and bridges are worked out for them.
- A route with no water deep enough at any time is no longer called Recommended.
- Search shows the nearest first, full width, with the bay and state to tell places apart.
- A place's card now leaves the map in view, with Directions, Save, Share and Call. Swipe it up, or tap More, for the rest.
- Tap a Plus feature to see it first: a short clip or a picture of what it does.
- Stopping a recording asks to save or discard the trip, then offers a 3D video.
- The You tab is one short screen, with Settings and Help on their own.
- On an iPad held upright, the app now uses the phone layout, with Emergency, tides and your trips.
- Smaller fixes: units everywhere, a smoother tide chart, Voice alerts in Layers, a Time & tide sheet in 3D.
Store changes
What 302 Waterways changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
Description updated