Be seen. Together. Belong.
TallyTracker is the social and racing app for everyone who heads out on the water - wing foilers, paddleboarders, windsurfers, kitesurfers, kayakers, sea swimmers, surfers and sailors.
GOING OUT ALONE? LET SOMEONE WATCH YOUR BACK.
Start a session and the people you choose can see you live on the water - where you are, how long you've been out, how far you've gone. If something looks wrong - you stop moving, or drift where you shouldn't - they're alerted. Tap "Safe ashore" when you land and they get the all-clear. Peace of mind, on both sides of the shoreline.
GOING OUT TOGETHER? KEEP YOUR WHOLE CREW IN VIEW.
Create a session, invite your friends, and everyone joins one shared map. A spotter on the beach can watch the lot. Nobody gets left behind - and you get a session recap to share afterwards.
LOVE A BIT OF RACING? SEE THE WHOLE COURSE.
Set a course, start the fleet and follow every boat live – marks, start and finish lines, the lot. Whether you’re racing, running the race as a coach or watching from the shore, the action and stats unfolds in real time – with results sorted automatically when you’re done.
NEW SPOT? FIND YOUR CREW.
Discover watersports clubs and groups near you, request to join, and get notified about their social sessions. Turn up somewhere new and paddle out with the locals instead of as a stranger. Or start your own club and bring your local scene together.
FEATURES
- Live location sharing with the people you choose
- Session tracking: time afloat, distance, route
- Inactivity and SOS alerts to your spectators
- "Safe ashore" check-in and all-clear
- Group sessions - your whole crew on one map
- Shared shore-side spotter
- Live race tracking – boats, marks, start and finish lines, automatic results
- Spectator race view – follow the race from shore
- Website log in for debrief stats
- Find and join clubs near you
- Club social events and notifications
- Create your own club
Built by a sailor and foiler, for everyone who loves being out there - and everyone who waits for them to come home.