Widgets & embeds

Live preview — this is what your visitors would see:

Copy this into your site's HTML. It updates itself, adapts to light and dark themes, and links back here. Perfect for swim club, triathlon and sailing club sites.

<iframe src="https://dublinbaytemp.github.io/widget.html"
  width="320" height="200" title="Dublin Bay sea conditions"
  style="border:0;border-radius:14px" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Via the free Scriptable app — a live sea temp, wind, waves and next-tide widget on your home screen:

1. Install Scriptable from the App Store (free)
2. Open it, tap +, and paste in this script (open the link, select all, copy)
3. Name it Dublin Bay and save
4. Long-press your home screen → add a Scriptable widget (small) → tap it → choose the Dublin Bay script

It refreshes itself roughly every 15 minutes and opens this site when tapped.

Via KWGT (Kustom Widget Maker) — the closest Android equivalent. You'll need the KWGT Pro key (a few euro, one-off) for its web-fetch feature:

1. Install KWGT from the Play Store (+ the Pro key)
2. Long-press your home screen → Widgets → place a KWGT widget, then tap it to open the editor
3. Add a Text item and set its text to this formula:

$wg("https://api.dublinbaybuoy.com/rest/v1/readings?select=water_temp&water_temp=not.is.null&order=timestamp.desc&limit=1&apikey=sb_publishable_R5KkIpbiwNajUyx3I4aewQ_S4NI8hl3", json, $[0].water_temp)$°C

Add more Text items for wind and waves by swapping water_temp in the filter for avg_wind or wave_height. Style it however you like — KWGT refreshes web data every 15–30 minutes.

A Siri Shortcut works on both iPhone and Apple Watch — raise your wrist and ask. Build it once in the Shortcuts app (4 actions):

1. Get Contents of URL — paste:
   https://api.dublinbaybuoy.com/rest/v1/readings?select=water_temp&water_temp=not.is.null&order=timestamp.desc&limit=1
   then Show More → Headers → add apikey with value:
   sb_publishable_R5KkIpbiwNajUyx3I4aewQ_S4NI8hl3
2. Get Item from List → First Item
3. Get Dictionary Value → key water_temp
4. Show Result: Dublin Bay is [Dictionary Value]°C — Siri speaks whatever's shown

Name it “Sea temp” — then “Hey Siri, sea temp” answers live on iPhone, Apple Watch, HomePod or CarPlay. (The key is the buoy API's public read-only key.)