Ride
Everything you do on the water, and everything that happens because of it.
Two halves. One is your riding — sessions, battery data, leaderboards, the specs of the board you are actually on. The other is riding together — finding events, hosting them, and running a race properly on the day. Everything in this section is linked from this page; nothing is hidden behind a menu.
Your riding
Ride data
Log a session and it lands in three places at once: your own history, the community map, and the leaderboards. Rides with a GPX file also get a fastest-minute figure, which is the only number on the site that measures pace honestly rather than averaging your rest stops into it.
Battery percentages are recorded alongside distance, so efficiency per wing set is a real comparison rather than a guess. That is what makes the community numbers worth reading.
From the ride specs page — the board you record there is what your battery numbers get compared against.
Rides logged without a GPX file still count for distance and battery, but are not eligible for the fastest-minute board.
Riding together
eFoil Event Coordinator
The tools for putting riders in the same place at the same time. The Coordinator explains how an event works end to end — what you are agreeing to as a host, what a rider sees when they join, and what happens on the day.
If you are hosting a race, the Race Marshal app is launched from inside the event itself: open the event you are hosting, go to its details, and start Race Marshal there. It is deliberately not a separate destination — it belongs to a specific race on a specific day.
The eFoil Event Coordinator — the tools behind finding, joining and running an event.
Hosting tools unlock with a free account, and it takes about a minute to make one.
