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It’s been an absolute honour to contribute to Interéspecies (Interspecies) at Lisbon’s CCB – MUSEU DE ARTE CONTEMPORÂNEAE, CENTRO DE ARQUITETURA. It’s a thought-provoking exhibition exploring how humans connect, coexist, and sometimes clash with the more-than-human world. Curated by Mariana Pestana, and PhD team at Instituto Superior Técnico, the show brings together artists, architects, and thinkers to challenge
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Want to know how big the waves are? Another new feature we’re looking at is wave height. We’re developing ways to show wave height and wave interval (the length of the gaps between the waves) to allow swimmers to seek out calmer days, and surfers to spot the bigger days… So if you’re a surfer
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At Tidey HQ we’re super pissed off about the amount of sewage being pumped into the sea in the UK. This is really bad for us humans – eColi infections are on the rise, and general ICK-factor is keeping us out of the water. Not to mention the wider damage and devastation that human sewage
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As surfers, swimmers, and ocean lovers, we are captivated by the constantly changing tides at our local beach and the impact that the moon, sun, and ocean floor have on sea conditions. There are several reasons why it is important for us to understand tides: Why do we have tides? The moon’s gravitational pull is
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Lots of people have asked what the process for creating Tidey was and how we got from concept to launch. It’s a long story(!) but here is a snapshot …
Handcrafted, laser cut, 3D printed – How Tidey is made Read More »
What’s the moon phase today? Those of you with an interest in tide times will definitely have asked this question. And now thanks to some great feedback from Tidey customers, and some technical work behind the scenes, Tidey can tell you the phase of the moon in real-time. The bottom row of Tidey can show
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Updated 9th December 2022: Tidey the tide clock is a small-batch product, handmade in our Brighton workshop. And as Christmas is approaching fast – we’re experiencing high demand for Tidey the tide clock as a gift. Here are the shipping dates for delivery in time for Christmas 2022. Due to Royal mail industrial action, postal
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We’ve started thinking about Christmas gifts, and as we’re keen swimmers, surfers and sea lovers most of our friends and family are too. And we’re finding it’s a difficult challenge… In our humble opinion Christmas can be a problematic time–lots of pressure for over-consumption, and a battle to remember what really matters to us; the
Eleven sustainable gifts for swimmers, surfers and sea lovers Read More »
Back at the very end of summer 2022 we, I mean I, Gareth had an opportunity to sit and chat with the brilliant Katie AKA sustainable Squad. We chatted all things tide clocks, the sea, design and sustainability. We got worked up about the pollution situation on the UK’s coastline cause by rogue Water Companies,
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Creating a product that is as sustainable as we can make it, that contains recycled, recyclable or biodegradable materials, and still looks great was central to the Tidey design process and mission. When we started to create our digital tide clock, we made sure that every decision we made answered these questions: Having these design
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Tidey’s have been switching on ‘out in the wild’ for about two months since we shipped all our Kickstarter orders, and started taking orders online. This is exciting for us, it means we can get customer feedback and start to make improvements. Key to the Tidey project has been talking to sea-users; swimmers, surfers, suppers
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Here is a copy of an article published in the Sussex Independent in conjunction with Plus X Brighton: Gareth James was able to turn his idea into a commercial product thanks to the BRITE project in Brighton During lockdown, Gareth James, from Brighton said he was so grateful to have access to the city’s sea and the
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A little while ago. (Actually quite a long time ago) we did a survey about sea usage. We kept it fairly local (Brighton, Hove), and asked questions about what factors help you decide when conditions are good to swim, and what kind of watersport you’re interested in. We also wanted to know about our communities
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We’re deep into plans to launch Tidey on Kickstarter in January. Kickstarter is a platform that will allow us to invest a little in getting production finalised and make a batch of Tidey’s to sell and ship. It is a big step, and really exciting for us. We’ve been working on “Tidey the tide” clock for quite a few years
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We’ve just attended a course teaching how to rescue seals, dolphins and other cetaceans for when they get into trouble along our coast. It’s called Marine Mammal Medic training, and it’s hosted by the good people at British Divers Marine Life Rescue. It was a one day course on Southwick Beach in Sussex, plus a
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We’ve been working on a commission to create a multi-weather display for a good friend of Tidey. This wall mounted weather display shows temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure. The display is specifically designed to be a talking point – only the owner (and us) knows how to read it, as such any visitors to the
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