Performance, measured.
Every session, every stroke, every race — against the field, against the plan, against the athlete you were last season.
The Problem
A number on its own
isn't a result.
Wind, water, boat, and whoever else was on the line. Change any one of them and the number changes with it. Which is why a season of data still leaves the only question that matters unanswered: was that good?
Every session, in context.
Each one lands beside the field it happened in, the plan it came from, and every session before it.
Against the plan
Race in two weeks? Let's get the squad ready.
Accept or decline training load suggestions based on athlete profiles.
+1 set → 5×
Fitness trending up, fatigue low. Add a set.
−1 set → 3×
Fatigue elevated. Reduce volume to recover.
Connect IQ · On the Water
Real-time zone targets on wrist.
Coach-defined zones delivered to each athlete's wrist. Session data syncs back automatically — no manual entry, ever.
Connect IQ · On the Water
Real-time zone targets on wrist.
The LOCUS FIT Connect IQ app turns a Garmin into a paddle-sport-native training computer. Coach-defined zones, personalized per athlete, delivered before they reach the water. Session data syncs back automatically after every paddle.
WHAT'S NEXT
Coming soon.
The core platform is live. Here is what is being built next.
The Results Archive
Are you in the crew web?
25 years of Canadian sprint racing — 212,000 results, 12,900 athletes, every shared boat mapped. Search any name, no account needed. Explore the web →
Fleet Management
Crew selection. Event entries. Regatta lineup.
Centralized regatta management. Crew selection, event entries, and lineup building in one place. Entry verification.
Mobile App
IN DEVYour squad in your pocket.
Push sessions, check readiness, and react to flagged athletes from your phone. Athletes receive their program before they reach the water.
THE FOUNDER
Built by an athlete who lived the problem.
Jackson Chambers has paddled for most of his life, going to regattas since he was a baby and winning nationals for the first time at 16. He grew up with exercise-induced asthma, and his training load stayed too low for too long because he kept neglecting his cardio to manage it. His coach was running a large squad and had no way to notice him quietly losing fitness. In 2023 he competed at Junior Worlds for Canada, finishing 11th after a bad semifinal. He has been studying computer engineering at Dalhousie since and decided it was time the sport actually used the data it already collects.
BACKED BY
EARLY ACCESS
Find out where you actually stand.
Every session you have already recorded, measured against the field, the plan, and your own history. Summer 2026 pilot with Mississauga Canoe Club — limited early access available.