
Wind Tracker, redesigned from the ground up
A new light and dark design, a live counter built for each sport, jump detection, redesigned messaging: our biggest update, in detail.
Read the article →Kite · Wing · Windsurf · Snowkite — 38 sports in all
Wind from over 15,000 weather stations, forecasts for your spots, GPS tracking that speaks your sport, and your crew in real time. All in one app.
30 days free.

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A new light and dark design, a live counter built for each sport, jump detection, redesigned messaging: our biggest update, in detail.
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Kiting, winging or windsurfing, Wind Tracker spots your jumps and gives you their height, their airtime and your best one. A feature that is still experimental.
Read the article →Wind measured by over 15,000 weather stations, with your spot's forecast right next to them: you know what's really blowing, and whether the model got it right.
Tell it once what gets you out. Wind Tracker watches your spots and files the good windows in your calendar, scored out of 100.
Start tracking, slip your phone into your waterproof pouch and ride. When you are done, your session is analysed with the numbers of your discipline.
Other riders' sessions, who is riding right now and how fast, today's conditions reported by the people who are there, and your bros one message away.
Your loved ones know where you are within seconds, and the people coming to help are guided to you.
Experimental features, in beta. SOS goes through the internet: with no signal, it is sent when the connection comes back, as long as the app stays open. It does not replace a personal locator beacon (PLB) or a call to the emergency services.
Over 11,000 spots, the no-go zones that apply to your sports, webcams, and a full page for each spot: opening times, favourable directions, access, hazards. Every spot you ride joins your Spot Hunter collection.
Wind, gusts and direction pre-filled from the weather, your story and your photos. Trim the track or merge two pieces, import a GPX or TCX file, and find everything by year and by sport.
Eleven ready-to-post images, story or square, with your track coloured by speed. And the kite, board and foil of the day recorded on each session.
Your Strava and Garmin activities land in your sessions on their own, with their track.
WindTracker, my new session buddy
With WindTracker, no more checking the weather around the clock and comparing spots on gut feeling. The configurable weather alarms do the job for me, all that's left is loading the car.
Once on the water, the app records everything on my phone or my GPS watch: speeds, jibes, jump height… Every session becomes a goldmine of info.
The stats shown afterwards are really great for tracking your progress and staying motivated.
Can't wait for the WindTracker community to grow, for more sharing between enthusiasts.
All my passions in a single app
What I appreciate most is having all my sporting passions in a single app.
I also really appreciate being alerted a few days in advance when the wind will suit my sports, on my favourite spots.
The first 30 days are free. After that, it is a monthly or yearly subscription, at the price shown in your app store.
38 sports: kitesurfing, kitefoil, wingfoil, windfoil, windsurfing, parawing, surfing, SUP, kayak, downwind, foil pumping, eFoil, snowkiting, alpine skiing, snowboarding, telemark, freestyle skiing, ski touring, splitboarding, freeride, cross-country skiing (classic and skating), snowshoeing, road cycling, gravel, cyclocross, mountain biking (XC, enduro, downhill), bikepacking, e-bikes (e-bike, e-MTB, e-gravel), running, trail running (ultras included), walking and OneWheel. The statistics adapt to each one.
From the readings of over 15,000 stations — national networks, club and personal stations — and from the MeteoSwiss, ICON, ECMWF, Météo-France and other models. You pick the one you prefer.
Start tracking from the app, slip your phone into your waterproof pouch and ride. The statistics are recorded on their own.
GPS tracking carries on. Your session is kept on the phone and sent as soon as the connection comes back.
iPhone, iPad and Android.
No. SOS is an experimental feature, in beta, that goes through the internet: with no signal, it is sent when the connection comes back, as long as the app stays open. At sea, carry a personal locator beacon (PLB) and call the emergency services.