The regatta — from entry to protocol
Coxed crews, heats, quarterfinals, semifinals and Finals A–K under the World Rowing Progression System; progression by place and by time, lanes and final rankings — no spreadsheets, no paper.
World Rowing rules — built in
The progression system is transcribed from the 2026 World Rowing rulebook and checked against its text on every build. Who goes to a quarterfinal, who to Final C and in which lane is computed exactly as at a World Championship.
The race office on one screen
Real screens of the system on demo data.
Everything a regatta needs
Crew entries
Clubs enter their crews and name the coxswain. Age, masters average age and mixed crew make-up are checked at once.
World Rowing progression
Heats, quarterfinals, semifinals and finals are built automatically: the first two by place, the rest by time.
Lanes by the rules
Best placings of the previous round in the middle lanes, equal placings by draw; crews through by place before crews through by time.
Dead heats handled
When an equal time decides who goes where, the system stops and waits for the Jury.
Masters
Categories A–M by the average age without the coxswain, finals by the number of lanes, medals for the winner of each final.
Timing
Times to hundredths, or thousandths from the photo finish when needed; an equal time is an equal place.
Signed protocols
A signed protocol cannot be changed: a correction is a new revision, history stays in the archive.
Protests under Rule 77
One hour to protest, a EUR 100 deposit, the decision is recorded; an open protest blocks signing.
Any device
Runs in the browser on a laptop, tablet or phone; installs as an app on the home screen.
Every hundredth counts
Two kilometres — and sometimes a hundredth of a second decides who makes Final A. The system makes no mistakes in progression, lanes or protocols.
A workspace for everyone
Federation
Calendar, clubs, athletes, coaches and officials in one register; regattas from announcement to archive.
Club
Its athletes and crews, an entry with the coxswain in minutes, results history.
Coach
Athletes, their starts and personal bests; crew templates for the season.
Jury
President of the Jury, start, finish, Control Commission — each sees the screens of their own area.
Athlete
Starts, lanes and results on the phone — and the season history.
Spectators and press
Start lists and results by link, no sign-up.
Four steps to the medals
- 1
Announce
Create the regatta: dates, venue, events by boat class and entry deadlines.
- 2
Collect entries
Clubs enter crews; the system checks age, gender and the coxswain.
- 3
Run the races
Draw, control, timing — the system builds the next round itself.
- 4
Sign and publish
Once the protocol is signed, final rankings and award sheets are ready.