Step 1
Describe it in plain English
Type what you want to track — a ticker, a flight number, a team, a store. No forms, no settings to learn.
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Wingfoil Conditions
Track a wind spot and LiveCal blocks out the hours worth rigging up — based on the hourly forecast and your own wind threshold. Name the spot and the conditions you ride in; a session window lands on your Google Calendar and updates as the forecast firms up.
Hourly wind forecastYour knots thresholdUpdates as it firms up
Popular wingfoil spots
How it works
Step 2
LiveCal puts it on your calendar
It resolves the details from public sources and creates the event on your Google Calendar, in your time zone.
Step 3
The event updates itself
As things change — times move, scores update, gates change — LiveCal keeps the event current until it's over.
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Crissy Field · 22mph W
1:00 – 5:00 PM PT
Building: 22 mph W now, peaking 28 mph mid-afternoon
What the calendar event looks like
Open the event and you see the live state, the facts, and when it was last updated — the exact content LiveCal keeps current for you.
Crissy Field · 22mph W
Sat Jul 11 · 1:00 – 5:00 PM PT
Building: 22 mph W now, peaking 28 mph mid-afternoon
- Window
- 1–5 PM
- Avg wind
- 22 mph
- Peak
- 28 mph
- Direction
- W
- Gusts
- 31 mph
Classic summer sea breeze. Best pressure 2–4 PM on the ebb.
Going?
Updated: Sat Jul 11, 9:05 AM PT·livecal.ai/t/crsy22w0
What LiveCal tracks
- Wind speed window
- Gusts & lulls
- Wind direction
- Best hours to ride
- Your minimum threshold
- Multi-day outlook
- Forecast changes
- Window start & end
Popular wingfoil conditions trackers
Tap + Track this to set up the same tracker on your calendar.
Crissy Field — over 18kt
When it blows
Summer sea breeze
3rd Avenue — WNW 20+
Weekend check
Sherman Island thermals
Summer afternoons
Coyote Point sessions
Afternoons
Hood River — the Gorge
Spring–fall
Hatteras spring trip
April
Trip planning
Maui — Kanaha
Trade winds
Local spot, 25kt days only
Big-wind days
Frequently asked questions
How does LiveCal know when it'll be windy?+–
It reads the hourly wind forecast for your spot and blocks out the hours that clear the threshold you set. As the forecast updates, the window on your calendar moves with it.
Can I set my own wind threshold?+–
Yes — say it in plain English ("over 18 knots", "WNW 20+") and LiveCal only puts a session block on your calendar when the forecast meets it.
Is this a forecast or live readings?+–
It's a forecast — hourly wind speed, direction, and gusts. Forecasts firm up as the day approaches, so the window may shift; LiveCal keeps your event in sync with the latest run.
Which spots work?+–
Name a spot LiveCal can place — a beach, point, or launch — and it pulls the forecast for that location. Well-known spots resolve best; for an obscure launch, give the nearest town or coordinates.
Does it cover wind direction, not just speed?+–
Yes. Many spots only work on a specific direction, so you can scope to it ("only when it's WNW") and LiveCal won't block out an off-direction day.
How do I stop tracking a spot?+–
Open My LiveCal and tap Stop. The spot's session windows come off your calendar.