Faretide

The closest restaurant on the map can be the slowest one to reach. If you've ever stood on an island, a peninsula, or the wrong side of a bridge and watched your map send you the long way around — or toward a ferry you'd have waited on — Faretide is built for you. Faretide finds nearby places and ranks them by real travel time, not straight-line distance. A spot four miles across the bay can mean the ferry — a scheduled crossing you might just miss, or an hour-plus drive all the way around — while a place that looks farther on the map is a quick bridge drive away. Faretide knows the difference and puts the truly fastest options first. How it works - Rank by travel time. Nearby restaurants, sorted by how long they actually take to reach — ferries, bridges, and water included. - Flip to distance. Tap the Distance sort to see what the map shows, then watch the list turn inside out. - Spot the traps. When a place looks close but is slow to reach, Faretide flags it "Looks close · is slow," so you never fall for it. - See the crossing. Routes that involve a ferry are called out, because a ferry is the whole story, not a footnote. Built for distorting geography Faretide shines exactly where distance lies: - Islands and ferry towns - Bridge and drawbridge crossings - Bays, sounds, rivers, and coastline - Anywhere the short way on the map is the long way in real life Made for the people who feel this most: island visitors, ferry riders, boaters, RVers, and second-home owners in tricky coastal geography. Private by design - No account. No sign-up, no login, ever. - No ads, no tracking. There is no advertising and no third-party analytics or tracking SDK. - No data sale. We never sell your data. - Location stays for the task. Faretide uses your location only while the app is open, only to rank places near you. What Faretide is (and isn't) Faretide is a sorting tool, not another reviews-and-reservations app. No photos to scroll, no ratings to argue with, no social feed — just an honest answer to "what's actually closest to reach right now?" Restaurants come first. Questions or feedback? Email [email protected].