Epic – Surf Report - Forecast v2.1 Brings Apple Watch Support and Siri Integration to iOS
Distrito do Porto, Portugal Jun 6, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - The popular iOS surf forecasting app, Epic Surf Report & Forecast, has just released version 2.1. The update introduces an Apple Watch companion app, Siri Shortcuts support, and a refreshed design for widgets and notifications. These additions build upon the major redesign introduced in version 2.0, offering an even smoother experience across iPhone, iPad, and macOS (via iPad compatibility).
Key new features in version 2.1 include:
- Apple Watch companion app for glanceable surf conditions
- Siri Shortcuts integration for instant voice-triggered reports
- Updated widgets and alert styling
- Improved fullscreen charts on landscape view
- Internal notifications for ideal surf conditions
- Daylight-aware UI to highlight ideal surfing hours
- Improved macOS usability when run via iPad compatibility
These enhancements follow the release of Epic 2.0, which brought a full UI redesign, advanced swell metrics, a new spot overview, and expanded language support including Portuguese, Spanish, German, French, Japanese, and Chinese.
Epic is available now on the App Store as a free download with a Pro upgrade option. The app supports surfers around the globe with accurate forecasts, interactive charts, and highly customizable alerts.
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