Fathom Weather

Plan ahead with Fathom Pro.

Check conditions free. Add Pro when you want the full week of hourly forecasts and a closer look at swell and tides.

A$5.99 / month
or A$49.99 / year

Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled. Available to customers in Australia. Any eligible trial and first charge are shown at checkout.

Try Fathom on the web
Fathom week-ahead forecast screen with activity scores, wind and swell
Forecast example from Fathom. Current values are in the app.

Start with your usual spot.

Open Fathom in your browser, choose your activity and find a WA spot you know. See whether the way Fathom presents the forecast works for you before choosing a subscription.

Free access

Explore the web app and check current conditions for your activity. Use the score and its wind, swell and tide details to get familiar with Fathom.

Open Fathom free

Fathom Pro

  • Full seven-day hourly forecast
  • Swell shadow maps
  • Tide graphs
  • Unlimited custom spots and favourites
  • Plan and share sessions with your crew

Before you choose Pro.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Fathom WEB runs in a browser on your phone or computer. You do not need to install an iPhone app to try it.

Which activities does Fathom cover?

Surfing, bodyboarding, kitesurfing, windsurfing, wingfoiling, stand-up paddleboarding, sailing, ocean fishing and land fishing. Scores are specific to the activity you choose.

Is there a free trial?

If your account is eligible for a trial, checkout shows the trial details and the first charge before you subscribe. Do not assume a trial applies unless checkout confirms it.

Are browser notifications included?

No. Browser notifications are not included in Fathom WEB.

How do I see the paid plans?

Open the app and select a Pro feature to view the upgrade options. Review the plan, renewal terms and any trial details before confirming payment.

Need help finding a spot?

Email app.fathom@outlook.com with the WA spot and activity you want to check.

Find your next window.

Choose a spot and activity, then look at the forecast behind the score.