Saildrone Forecast is a beautiful and accurate weather app that leverages the same data expertise we use to manage our fleet of ocean drones.
Get the information you need when you need it so you can train smarter and adventure better.
Get reliable, precise forecasts with HD weather; based on data trusted by elite athletes and scientists. See real-time, minute-by-minute forecasts for current and future conditions.
Our fleet of saildrones continuously crisscrosses the planet collecting atmospheric and oceanographic data to power our forecast model unmatched by traditional inputs.
From quick snapshots to detailed graphs and beautiful maps, you’re in control. Quickly check the day’s forecast or dive deep into the advanced settings to customize how you see the world.
Weather anything with activity-based insights. Know the best time and place for adventures from sea to summit. Gear up and get out with confidence.
Get fresh and accurate (1,000 m) wind and tidal currents forecasts, so you can perform your best. 24/7 coverage with minute-by-minute visualizations and hourly graphs.
Get temperature confidence down to the block-level with our HD model. It uses up to 750X more data points vs. standard models for the same sized area.
Customize transparency, units, color range, particles, arrows, or barbs. Save weather notifications for places you care about and control when you receive them.
We will never sell your location or other personal data to third-party companies or advertisers. Never, ever. We're 100% ad-free, too.
Saildrone stands out among the many weather-related startups for the innovative ways they are gathering, evaluating, and selling weather data, and the scope of their ambitions.
Forbes - June 2019A University of Rhode Island oceanography professor is hoping to learn more about the Gulf Stream and to improve weather forecasting with the help of some cutting-edge technology.
WPRI - January 2019Saildrones are solar and wind-powered, and equipped with 15 sensors to gather and transmit real-time measurements to researchers.
CNBC - April 2018
