Today's set, in their pocket
Swimmers open the app and see exactly what to do — targets, intervals, and coach intent for the session ahead.
The swimmer-facing app that keeps the day’s set, coach targets, and feedback close to the athlete outside the planning desk.
The athlete side of the same connected coaching loop.

Swim Forge is where planned training becomes clear execution. Swimmers can see what matters for the day, understand targets, and stay aligned with the coach between sessions. It is built for the rhythm of practice rather than generic fitness tracking.
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Swimmers open the app and see exactly what to do — targets, intervals, and coach intent for the session ahead.
Context travels with the plan, so athletes understand the why, not just the what.
Coach notes and changes flow straight from the planning desk — no copy-paste, no stale PDFs.
Strength and land work live next to pool sets, keeping the whole program aligned.
Swimmers log how a session felt; coaches see it next to the plan to adjust the next one.
Goals and key focus points stay visible between practices and through race phases.
When swimmers understand the purpose behind the set, practice becomes easier to execute. Forge keeps goals, notes, and feedback visible so the coach does not have to repeat context every time training moves from desk to deck.

Strength and land work sit right next to the pool sets, so dryland stays on plan instead of off to the side.

Goals and focus points stay visible between practices, keeping the squad aligned through every training phase.
Swim Forge closes the loop. The plan built in SwimSuite and the insight from Swim Analyzer Pro reach the swimmer here — so intent turns into execution at the wall.
Plan → analyze → execute → repeat
Everything coaches usually ask before bringing Swim Forge into their program.
Swim Forge is built for competitive swimmers who need their daily set, targets, dryland work, and coach notes in one app.
Yes. Sessions and updates flow from SwimSuite so swimmers can see the latest coach intent without relying on screenshots or stale PDFs.
Yes. Swimmers can log reflections after a session so coaches can compare how training felt against the original plan.
Give your athletes clarity on every set and keep the whole squad aligned with the coaching plan.