See exactly where you lose time.
Upload a video of your race. Our analysts time every start, stroke and turn by hand. Your report is usually ready within 48 hours.
Hold your stroke rate through 75–95m, where it fell from 49.3 to 48.0 spm.
How it works
Works for every 50, 100 and 200: all four strokes and IM, in long course, short course and yards.
Upload your race
A steady phone video from the stands is enough. Add the event and pool length, and you’re done.
An analyst tags it
Every start, breakout, stroke and turn is timed by hand, frame by frame.
Get your report
You get a notification as soon as it’s ready.
What’s in your report
Your race, broken into the parts you can train.
- Splits and pacing
- 25m and 50m splits, your speed through every segment, and where your pace held or faded.
- Start, underwater and turns
- Reaction and flight time, underwater distance and speed off the start and every wall, and time into and out of each turn.
- Stroke
- Stroke rate, distance per stroke and stroke index for each segment, so you can see whether your speed came from tempo or length.
- Scoring
- World Aquatics points, and each segment graded against world-standard times for your age group.
- AI race report
- What you did well, where the time went, what to focus on in your next race, and what to build over the season.
Track every part of your race across the season
Each analysis adds to your progress view. Follow any split, turn or underwater phase from race to race, see your best mark at every point of the race, and put two or three races side by side.
See everything for athletes“I worked on the stroke rate and distance-per-stroke balance my report pointed out, and dropped 1.2 seconds in my 100 free in two months.”
For coaches and clubs
Set up your club and its squads, invite your coaches and swimmers, and see every swimmer’s races, reports and progress in one place. Each coach sees only the squads they coach. Buy analyses for the whole club and share them out to squads and swimmers.
See team features“I see every swimmer’s progress in one place, so I know exactly where each one needs work.”