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Founding clubs, by invitation.
- ClubFree for life
- AthletesFree for life — every athlete
- RecognitionNamed on the website
By invitation
From the first lap of a seven-year-old to the final stroke of a national champion — on the same platform, in the same brand of care.
Six tools that don't talk to each other. The coach holds the whole picture in their head.
Each tool does its job. None of them connect. The coach is the integration layer — and the integration layer walks out the door at the end of the season.
None of them talk to each other. The coach holds the whole picture in their head — and when the coach leaves, the club loses the only place that picture ever lived.
Three roles around the swimmer. One platform that holds them all.
Coaches plan, run, and review training. Club managers handle administration, communication, and finances. Federations get the data layer they have always needed without operating the platform themselves.
Every session logged, every PB hit, every set completed feeds an AI knowledge layer that makes coaches across every club smarter. Anonymized. Aggregated. Audited. Owned by no one club; offered to every coach.
Every swimmer's record is theirs — every session, every meet, every PB. It travels with them across coaches, across clubs, across decades. A lifelong record of who they have been in the water.
Clubs feed sessions, workouts, and race data into a governed corpus. The AI knowledge layer is trained from that corpus and returns insight to every coach in every club. The free club tier is the data-collection mechanism. The corpus is the moat.
Other sports figured out community. Cyclists have Strava. Runners have Strava. Climbers have Mountain Project. Swimming has had nothing — until now.
Swimmers from different clubs, regions, and countries — discoverable, comparable, swimmable-against. The 12-year-old in Lisbon meets the 12-year-old in Miami on the same leaderboard.
A coach's professional identity travels with them. Workout libraries shared and forked. The consultant-coach pattern — informal knowledge sharing between professionals, never a marketplace.
Streaks for showing up. Badges for hitting your zones. Squad challenges. We never gamify body composition, training volume, or anything that punishes absence. Streaks pause for injury — they do not break.
Three cohorts. Each gets less than the one before — and signs up for a more proven product. We never reopen earlier cohorts.
Each cohort gets less than the one before — and signs up for a more proven product. We never reopen earlier cohorts.
Before Pioneer opens, before Open Adoption ever launches, the Closed Alpha is the cohort actively shaping the platform from the inside. Five clubs across five geographies, hand-picked for their seriousness as coaches and their willingness to publish what they know.
Federations have records and meet results. Clubs have training. The layer between — daily session data, talent-pipeline visibility, cross-club intelligence — has never existed. SchoolFish builds it without asking the federation to operate anything.
Most clubs run on a Frankenstein stack. SchoolFish replaces it with one platform built natively for swimming. Free for clubs in the community tier. Athletes pay individually. We don't grow by being cheap. We grow because every club joining makes every other club's coaches smarter — through the cross-club AI knowledge layer the data creates.