HydroVision Analytics

STOP GUESSING.
START COACHING.

Swimming technology in development to help coaches spot technique changes, choose a useful adjustment, and see what improves on the next repeat.

Active development and pool testing · Illustrative technique preview

Body position
Hips dropping
Late in the repeat
Stroke rhythm
Rate rising
Check the catch
Turn exit
Earlier breakout
Review streamline
Coaching cue
Connect the kick
Keep the hips high

WHY HYDROVISION

More attention on the swimmer. More context for the coach. Designed to support both the next repeat and the season ahead.

Overhead view of swimmers wearing FlowLink mounts in five pool lanes with Smart Discs on the lane lines

No Cameras on Deck

Onboard sensing captures swimmer movement without camera-based tracking or an equipment-filled deck.

Swimmer wearing low-profile FlowLink mounts at the sacrum and both wrists beside the pool

Zero Mid-Practice Friction

The FlowLink system keeps Swimmer Tags secure while you focus on the set. Choose the mounts that fit the work you’re doing.

Coach observing practice with a tablet

Feedback While It Matters

Spot a change, confirm it from the deck, and give one clear cue while the swimmer can still apply it.

FROM SWIMMER TO COACH

FlowLink Sacrum, Smart Disc and Deck Hub concepts on a pool deck
One connected system. Product design concepts.
Wear

Built to stay out of the way.

Start with a Swimmer Tag mounted at the sacrum using FlowLink, then add wrist, forearm, or ankle placements as needed. The FlowLink system is designed to keep each tag secure and comfortable without getting in the way of normal training.

Capture

Turn movement into useful data.

Swimmer Tags capture movement throughout the set, while HydroVision software is being developed to identify strokes, splits, turns, underwaters, and changes in technique, then connect that movement to the training being performed.

Coach

Use it while it still matters.

The Coach Dashboard is designed to bring that information onto the deck in real time, giving coaches a clearer basis for making an adjustment before the next repeat.

Product concepts shown. Final hardware and software will continue to evolve through testing.

MAKE THE NEXT
REPEAT COUNT.

Help swimmers understand what to change, try it on the next repeat, and see whether it helped.

Example coaching sequence
One way HydroVision could help a coach work on a swimmer’s turn.

Notice

The breakout gets earlier.

Compare the turn exit with the swimmer’s earlier repeats.

Adjust

Hold the streamline.

After checking the turn, give a specific cue for the push-off and first stroke.

Check

Did the cue help?

Review the next turn, then carry the useful adjustment into the next practice.

HELP SHAPE HYDROVISION.

We’re building and testing with the pool deck in mind. We welcome conversations with coaches, teams, investors and development partners.

Partner With HydroVision

HydroVision is in active development and pool testing.