A proper front door
The website grew up a little: a real About page with the story of why I built SwimTrack, a pricing page you can link to, and an FAQ answering the questions we hear most — including exactly how meet coverage works.
Everything here actually shipped — written up by Tim, the swim parent who builds SwimTrack.
The website grew up a little: a real About page with the story of why I built SwimTrack, a pricing page you can link to, and an FAQ answering the questions we hear most — including exactly how meet coverage works.
The dashboard now opens with the season at a glance: personal bests, new cuts, and swims for the current season, each swimmer's most recent cut with its standard badge, and filter chips to focus the whole dashboard on one swimmer.
SwimTrack is moving off stock icons to a set drawn just for the app — a swimmer mid-stroke for your athletes, a medal for standards, our own trophy and cloud. A small thing you'll feel everywhere.
The Android app is live. Same account, same data, same standards — whichever phone is in your pocket at the pool.
SCY and LCM tabs across the dashboard, profiles, Compare, and Pacer now open on the course that matches the season you're actually in — long course in summer, short course in winter.
One email a week, per family: every time drop, every new cut, and who swam what. It lands Tuesday afternoons so Monday-night meet results make the cut.
Ten posts to start: qualifying standards explained in plain language, SCY vs LCM vs SCM, how age-group cuts work, and how to actually track swim times. New posts as we go.
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