Prepare
Configure the meet, import entries, validate competition information and seed races before anyone steps behind the blocks.
MeetFlow is a local-first swim meet operations platform designed around one goal: keep the competition moving. Whether your team has a full timing system or just a laptop, wireless router, and personal phones for lane timers, MeetFlow is designed to meet you where you are.
Normal races should move forward naturally. MeetFlow is designed to automate routine work, surface only the things that need attention, and let officials resolve exceptions without stopping the rest of the meet.
MeetFlow is being designed around the full meet-day workflow, rather than a collection of disconnected screens and manual handoffs.
Configure the meet, import entries, validate competition information and seed races before anyone steps behind the blocks.
Bring the starter, deck officials, lane timers and timing hardware into a single synchronized race state.
Let normal results flow automatically while timing discrepancies, missing observations and DQs enter a focused exception queue.
Make official results available locally and, when connected, publish selected meet information outward to MeetFlow Live+.
The goal is not to give the meet director more software to operate. It is to remove repetitive actions from the meet director's job.
Core meet operations stay on the local network. An internet outage should never determine whether the next race can start.
MeetFlow is designed around event, heat and race state so the system can advance with the competition instead of waiting for unnecessary operator clicks.
Missing times, timing disagreements and pending DQs are surfaced for attention without forcing the entire meet to stop.
The timing model is designed to work across automatic, semi-automatic and manual observations while preserving the appropriate timing priority.
Timers can join quickly from their own phones, receive their lane assignment and record a stop with one simple action.
Offline capture, queued observations and replay are part of the reliability model so temporary connectivity problems do not erase meet data.
MeetFlow is designed to scale with the meet. Teams can start with a standard laptop, a simple wireless router, and personal phones for lane timers—then integrate existing timing equipment as their needs grow.
A team should not need an expensive proprietary timing system just to run an organized meet. MeetFlow is designed to let teams start with equipment they already own.
When a facility already has timing hardware, MeetFlow is designed to work with it rather than force a replacement.
Meet operations remain the foundation, with connected products extending the experience before and after each race.
Mission Control for meet setup, officials, race progression, timing, exceptions and official results.
View public demo →A cloud experience for live meet status, published results and scoring—fed safely from the authoritative local meet system.
Open MeetFlow Live+ →Swimmers, entries, times and meet preparation connected to the same competition model that powers MeetFlow.
Open Team Manager →The current public demo uses sample data and is isolated from operational meet systems and timing hardware.