Spitcast has an open API. This means you can code your own surf apps by leveraging Spitcast's trusted and accurate surf prediction algorithm. Drop me a note if you are planning to use the Spitcast API.
Charles Lee developed 'Surf Report CA', which brings surf forecasting to your Android phone.
Charles Lee also developed 'Surf Report CA' for the Palm Pre phone.
Rob Higgins developed 'SoCalSwells', which mashes Facebook, Google Maps, and Spitcast APIs.
Blair Kutzman developed 'Surf Buddy', which gives you surf forecasts directly from your Google Chrome browser.
Alex Medearis developed 'Surf Alarm', which sends push notification to your iPhone when the surf is going off at your favorite beach.
Chuck Mortimore developed 'GreenRoom', which gives you quick access to Spitcast surf forecasts on your iPhone.
Todd Stewart's blog Endless Bummer chronicles the life of a surfer living without surf in New York City. Todd's Scoreboard Widget displays the current surf report at top California surf spots, and as joke displays the surf in Manhattan as always Flat.
If you have any questions, please contact me.
The Spitcast API is REST-like and provides JSON formatted responses, from the following request endpoints: