About Buoy Book

Slalom skiing is a sport of small margins — half a buoy at 32 off, five feet of rope, two miles an hour of boat speed. Most of that detail gets lost the moment you climb back in the boat. Buoy Book exists to keep it.

Instead of a notebook or a fuzzy memory of “I think I ran 3 at 15 off last time,” you get a running record: every session, every set, every pass, tied to the site you skied, the equipment you used, and the conditions you skied in. Personal bests update themselves. Progress shows up as a chart instead of a guess.

It is built for skiers who ski often enough that this data actually matters — practicing at a home lake, traveling for tournaments, or trying to figure out whether a new ski or fin setting is really an improvement or just a good day.

Buoy Book is under active development. New features ship regularly, and feedback from skiers using it directly shapes what gets built next.