For pilots · built by a pilot
Every morning, a plain-English flying call for your site: which one's working, when the window opens, how good. Plus a logbook and glider list that follow you park to park. It's new, I fly it myself, and it's free.
Already fly at a TowMeUp park? You already have an account.
Read as little or as much as the day asks for. A glance the night before, the highlights over coffee, the full breakdown when it's a coin-flip.
A real morning call for Chattanooga.
One card, posted the day before. Is tomorrow worth building your day around? Decide before you go to bed. No account, just follow along.
Follow @towmeup →Thermal window, glass-off, morning conditions, every site in your region ranked. This is the one that drives the call. It lives on your dashboard and pings your phone if you let it.
Every number behind the rating, plus a side-by-side of every site in the region. Read this one when the day is marginal and you want the reasoning before you commit the drive. Public link, no account to open it.
See a full report →No account needed
Tomorrow's read, posted tonight. Follow along and decide whether tomorrow's worth planning around. No login, no app, no commitment.
The reports are half of it. The other half is a pilot profile that's actually yours: your gliders, ratings, and emergency contact in one place, checked in with a QR code, carried to any park running TowMeUp. Set it once and stop re-filling the same waiver clipboard every season.
Ten seconds. Email and a password. No park required.
Pick the places you fly. Turn on text alerts from your dashboard.
A flying summary every morning. Reply and rate the day when you fly.
Straight talk
I fly hang gliders. I got tired of stitching three forecast models and a gut feeling together every morning to guess whether to load the glider, so I built the call I wanted to read.
It's new. Some days it will be wrong, and when it is I'd rather you know that up front than find out at launch. That's why the app asks how the day actually went. Every rating you send back sharpens the next call. You're not a user here, you're one of the people making it accurate.
It's free. No ads, no selling your number, no upsell three screens in. If it ever costs anything, it'll be because it earned it by being right, and I'll say so plainly.
