SwimWrite is an AI-powered swim coaching platform that turns training intentions into a complete, swimmer-ready plan. It is built for competitive swimmers, masters swimmers, age-group and senior squads, high school and college programmes, and the coaches who write their sessions every week. Instead of keeping workouts in one place, season plans in another and meet results in a spreadsheet, a coach can generate structured sessions, drop them into a periodised season, and hand swimmers a clear weekly micro cycle that explains the intent behind each block.

The app covers the whole loop. Coaches generate or build workouts set by set, organise them into seasons with linear, block, undulating, reverse or polarised periodisation, and add micro cycles with technical, neuro-muscular, speed, over-water, under-water and transition work, including proprioceptive sets that train feel for the water. Swimmers log their sessions, track volume and see their progress, while meet results imported from Hy-Tek files feed rankings and speed references like CSS and HVO targets. Race video analysis lets a coach tag breakouts, splits and stroke rate, and share the review back to the swimmer's profile.

SwimWrite is built by the SwimWrite team — a small group of swim coaches and software engineers who wanted the daily tools of a serious programme in one clean, fast app. The methodology comes from the pool deck; the software is built to get out of the way and let coaches coach.