Washington State ferry departures, with your routes beside the departure board when open
Does Aweigh work on iPhone Duo?
Yes, from launch day, says its developer: closed or upright it shows one column; unfold it and the route list sits beside the departure board for the route you picked.
- Developer claimedZachary Coleman, the developer, in a submission to FoldHunt on October 22, 2026. The Aweigh website says the app is for iPhone, iPhone Duo and Apple Watch, and its looping demo and the developer's YouTube trailer show it on an iPhone Duo. The App Store seller is Zachary Coleman; version 1.0.2 (released October 3, 2026) doesn't mention the Duo.
Adapted for the fold
- Open · Inner display
Your routes beside the board
Unfold it and the route list sits beside the departure board for the route you picked, with its sailings, drive-up space and a map of the crossing. Turn the open phone upright and it's back to one column.
- Closed · Outer display
One column, or two sideways
Closed and upright, Aweigh shows one column: the route list, or the board for the route you picked. Turn the closed phone sideways and the route list sits beside that route's schedule, terminal camera or map, says the developer.
About Aweigh
Aweigh turns live Washington State Ferries data into a departure board, styled after a split-flap sign. Pick a route and a direction to see the next sailings with delay-aware times, cancellations, sailing notes, drive-up vehicle space and reservable space. You can follow every boat on a live map, check terminal and approach-road cameras before you leave, read the alerts for your route, and keep schedules cached for offline use. An Apple Watch app shows your favorite routes and a countdown to the next sailing, and an experimental Camera Wait Estimate counts the drive-up line from terminal cameras on your iPhone. Aweigh won second place in the RevenueCat Design Award at Shipaton 2026; it’s an independent app, not affiliated with WSDOT.
On the iPhone Duo, says Zachary Coleman, the cover and the open display held upright show one column. Unfold the phone, or turn it sideways closed, and the route list sits beside the schedule, camera or map for the route you picked. The developer’s website and trailer show the open layout, with the routes on the left and the departure board on the right.
Evidence reviews
What we checked, when, and what the evidence establishes. Each record preserves the support label at that check.
· Developer media reviewed
Developer claimed · iphone-duo
Looked at the 12.5-second loop on the Aweigh website and at frames from the end of the developer's 107-second YouTube trailer (September 30, 2026). In the trailer, the cover's single column widens as the Duo unfolds, into the route list beside the Edmonds–Kingston and Seattle–Bainbridge boards; the site's loop shows the open display with the route list beside the Anacortes–Friday Harbor board as it flips direction.
Poses shown: Closed, Open. These are observations of the evidence, not a test of every interaction.
App version: Not recorded in this evidence.
Promotional motion graphics in drawn device frames: the site loop's status ring reads 5:28 with 5G, and the trailer's frames are too small to tell whether its screens are simulator captures. The cover turned sideways and the open phone upright aren't shown. No build was tested.
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Sources: Aweigh on the App Store (apps.apple.com) · Aweigh website, with a looping demo on iPhone Duo (zach-coleman.com) · Aweigh for Washington Ferries, the developer's trailer on YouTube, ending with an iPhone Duo preview (youtube.com)
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