Surflens vs Downwind Runs

Catch your wave. Surflens catches you. Surflens turns your iPhone on the beach into an AI-powered surf camera — helping you capture, review, and improve your surfing with ease. No filmer. No extra gear. Just your phone and the ocean. Plan your sessions around the surf forecast — and capture every wave when it matters most. Features: AI Surf Camera Place your iPhone on the beach (tripod or stable surface), and Surflens will automatically detect and record surfers riding waves — including you. Your camera acts as a smart wave tracker, capturing every ride in its view. Control from your wrist Use your Apple Watch as a surf watch to control the camera and see exactly where the lens is pointing — so you stay in frame during your surf session. Instant clip processing — even offline Your surf videos are processed instantly — enhanced, cropped, and ready to share. No internet required. Built-in surf video editor turns raw surf footage into clean clips. Optimized for performance Surflens automatically adapts camera settings and battery usage so you can capture more waves without interruption. Review and improve Watch your sessions, review your rides, and track your progress over time. Built for surfers No action camera. No drone. No complicated setup. Just your phone on the beach — and your waves, captured. Surflens is designed to make surf filming simple, accessible, and part of every session. Because every surfer deserves to see their ride. Our Terms of Use: https://surflens.ai/terms

Find your next downwind window. Downwind Runs brings route maps, wind and wave forecasts, activity tracking and local knowledge together for downwind foilers and paddlers. Explore runs by country and region, compare the seven-day outlook, and view hourly wind and marine conditions. Save your favourites, record your activity, replay your track, and choose what you share with the community. Help improve local routes by suggesting course, wind and access details. Coordinate plans with other riders and compare gated times on supported courses. Forecasts and community route information are just planning aids. Check local conditions, access and hazards before heading out.