Set up your session before you go. Put the phone away. GPS and motion sensors do the work: every run is detected, split and measured on its own — dockstart, glide, fall.
You come back dry, and it's all waiting for you.
Sports apps know how to count kilometres. None of them knows what a failed dockstart is, how many glides are in a run, what a 500-metre pump run means, or that your distance per pump is improving.
Start, glide, fall. Split without touching the screen.
How many starts you actually hold, session after session.
The number that tells you if you pump better, not just more.
Your GPS trace, colour-coded: where you glide, where you pump.
Nobody pulls out a phone in the middle of a run.
Pumpee is built on that.
Set up before. Silence during. Rich detail after, back on dry land.
GPS and motion sensors keep recording with the screen off, phone in your pocket or in a waterproof case. Every pump foil run is isolated on its own. Zero interaction while you ride.
Distance, duration, pump count, dockstart success rate, distance per pump, speed over time. Your GPS trace, and the podium of your runs.
Tap a run: its trace is isolated on the map, its numbers appear. The detail nobody else gives you.
Board, mast, fuselage, front wing, stabiliser. Build your foil setups, attach them to your sessions, and compare what actually works — on numbers, not on feel.
Ten levels to climb, 51 trophies from bronze to platinum, XP that grows with every session. Your records, your lifetime distance: your rider ID card.
The dock, water quality, start type, required level, a photo. Keep a spot to yourself or share it with other riders.
Your GPS trace over your own photo, your numbers, the Pumpee look. One tap to story.
Dark theme for sunset sessions, light for full sun. Your call.
Not a multisport app with a foil mode bolted on. Every screen, every metric, every word is built for the dockstart.
Your phone in a waterproof case is enough. Nothing to buy to start tracking. And if you own a watch, it joins in.
Written by riders. Dockstart, dock, glide, touch-down — the words are the right ones.
Set up before, silence during, rich detail after — on dry land. Because that's how a session actually goes.
Starts held out of starts attempted, your first run past 100 metres, your early trophies. You finally see it moving — even on the days you swim.
Distance per pump, glide time, run podium. Swap the front wing, ride the same session, look at the difference. No more guessing by feel.
Coming from wingfoil, surf foil or prone? Pumpee measures what other apps can't see: the pump.
Read the FAQ →Lake, river, harbour, coastline. All Pumpee needs is your phone's GPS and a waterproof case.
Record your sessions and keep your reports, with no time limit.
Location and sensors are used to split and measure runs. Private spots stay private.
No. Your phone in a waterproof case is enough: GPS and motion sensors do all the work with the screen off. If you have a compatible watch you can use it — it locks the GPS signal at start so you never lose the beginning of a session, and it adds heart rate.
Pumpee combines GPS position with motion sensors to spot the dock start, the glide phase, the pumps and the fall. Every run is isolated, measured and filed into the session report — without you touching the screen.
It's the best moment, actually. Early on, progress lives in your start success rate and the length of your first held run — two numbers you can't estimate from memory. Levels and trophies give you concrete steps to aim for.
Recording runs with the screen off, which keeps consumption down. No mobile data is needed during the session: GPS works offline and your session syncs when you're back in coverage.
No. A spot you add stays private unless you choose to share it, and every session has its own "public session" switch that you control. Details in the privacy policy (French).
Free, with no time limit on recording or reports. Pumpee is coming to the App Store and Google Play; version 1.0 does one thing well — measuring your pump foil runs without you touching your phone.
From the app, or from this page: account deletion. The request erases your account, your sessions and your private spots.
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