# Sorapuff: Fear of Flying Help

Fly calmer, with a friend in your pocket

Sorapuff forecasts the bumps on your route before you fly, then measures and explains every bump in the air, even in airplane mode.

## Before you fly: Know where the bumps are before you board

Pick your airports and departure time. Sorapuff downloads public weather data for your route and maps the likely bumps, minute by minute: smooth, light or moderate.

- Route forecast from NOAA's free weather model
- Storm warnings and recent pilot reports
- Saved for airplane mode, with a reminder before you leave

## In the air: A bump meter that tells you the truth

Your phone feels each bump with its motion sensors and shows it in g, next to what the airplane is built for. Most bumps use only a tiny slice of it.

- Live bump meter, fully offline
- Knows when you climb, cruise and descend
- Shows how long until it's smooth again

## Always know where you are

A big, friendly tracker shows your progress, altitude and time to landing, with Sora's tips for every part of the flight.

## Calm, one tap away

Breathe with Sora on a slow ten-second rhythm. The calm button opens a soothing screen with gentle haptics you can feel, and turn off anytime.

## Breathe with Sora, right here

The same calm rhythm as the app: in for 4 seconds, out for 6. Follow the circle; the long, slow out-breath is the part that calms.

## Little things that help

- **Sky Cards**: Each flight earns a collectible card, and Sora gets new outfits as your collection grows.
- **Gentle reminders**: A nudge to save the forecast before you lose signal, and a heads-up before bumpy stretches.
- **Add flights privately**: Paste a booking email, open a PDF or scan your boarding pass. It's all read on your phone.
- **Bump Report**: After landing, share how small your bumpiest moment really was.
- **iPhone and iPad**: Made for both, in light and dark, with a widget and a Live Activity.
- **Help Sora learn**: If you like, send anonymous bump readings after a flight to improve the forecast. Always your choice.

## Pricing

Free to download. Sorapuff Pro unlocks everything with a single payment, Family Sharing included. No subscription. Sorapuff Pro: $14.99 (one time).

## Private by design

No account, no analytics, no ads. Your flights stay on your phone, and weather data comes straight from public sources.

## Flyers helping flyers

After you land, you can send that flight's bumps with one tap, always optional. It's anonymous: two airport codes, the departure hour and the bumps by minute, never your name, email, device or location. Every shared flight checks the forecast against real bumps and helps improve it.

## Know more, fear less

- [Is Turbulence Dangerous? What the Safety Data Says](https://sorapuff.app/guides/is-turbulence-dangerous): Turbulence is uncomfortable but rarely dangerous for a belted passenger. See the NTSB data, the 2.5 g airliners are built for, and how to stay safe.
- [Fear of Flying: Causes, What Helps and How to Cope](https://sorapuff.app/guides/fear-of-flying): Fear of flying is common and very treatable. What causes it, which treatments have the best evidence, and practical steps that help on your next flight.
- [Turbulence Forecast for Your Flight: How It Works](https://sorapuff.app/guides/turbulence-forecast): A turbulence forecast shows where bumps are likely on your route, built from wind data, storm warnings and pilot reports. How to read one, and its limits.
- [What Causes Turbulence? Clear Air, Storms and More](https://sorapuff.app/guides/what-causes-turbulence): Turbulence comes from uneven air: wind shear near the jet stream, storms, mountains and aircraft wakes. Here's each cause and how pilots handle it.
- [Tips for Nervous Flyers: A Calm Checklist, Stage by Stage](https://sorapuff.app/guides/nervous-flyer-tips): Tips for nervous flyers in one checklist: what to do in the days before, at the airport, at boarding, in the air and after landing, with sourced facts.
- [Best Seat to Avoid Turbulence: Where to Sit on a Plane](https://sorapuff.app/guides/best-seat-for-turbulence): The smoothest seats are over the wings, near the plane's center. Here's why the back feels bumpier, window vs. aisle, and why bigger planes ride softer.

Sorapuff offers information and calming tools, not medical or aviation advice. Always follow your crew's instructions.