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This prototype contains multiple experiences. Start with one of these guided paths.

Recommended walkthrough (60 seconds)
  1. Create your rowing identity.
  2. Import or sync a result.
  3. Watch your ranking update.
  4. Issue a crew challenge.
  5. Explore your permanent rowing profile.
Prototype · live interaction below

Every race becomes part of your permanent rowing record.

Your rankings, club standing, alumni standing, and lifetime history update automatically after every race you row. Wherever you race, whatever boat you're in, it all comes back to one identity: yours.

See it happen in real time
Live prototype · not a screenshot
Step 1 · Get a result in, your way
RegattaCentral
Head of the Charles · checked 2 min ago
Connected
Found 1 new official result: Men's Masters 1x, 4th place, 19:03.2.
Step 2 · One update. Everything reacts.
JS
John Smith
Union Boat Club · Yale Old Fellows alumni
Visitor preview
Age 52·Men's·Masters D
National rank#12
Club rank#16
Alumni rank#7
Lifetime races126
Season points1,340
Career wins18
HOCR starts14
Personal best (1x, 5k)18:03.2

Hover or focus a stat for what it means.

Source summary
42
Official
418
Training
6
Manual
58
Imported
Data sources
RegattaCentralOfficial results
HereNowOfficial results
GarminTraining
Concept2 LogbookTraining
Google SheetsImported
Manual entriesSelf-reported
Latest result
HOCR · Men's Masters 1x19:03.2
Verified
Source: RegattaCentral, official results · imported just now
All set. Your profile is fully up to date.
What makes this different

Not another leaderboard. Your permanent identity.

Most results tracking ends when the regatta does. MRL is built around a different idea: your rowing history belongs to you, follows you everywhere you race, and only ever gets more complete.

01

Race anywhere

Any regatta, any boat, any club. It doesn't matter where you race or who you race with.

02

Keep one permanent rowing identity

Your results, your club, and your alumni affiliations travel with you as one continuous record, not a new spreadsheet every season.

03

Everything updates automatically

Rankings, standings, and lifetime stats recalculate the moment a result is official. Nobody has to go update anything by hand.

Your ranking

See who is winning. Find yourself.

Every official result updates the standings automatically. Current competition stays open to everyone. Premium adds history, movement, comparisons, and deeper analysis.

Your current national position
#12
John SmithMasters D · Men · 1x
↑ 3 this week

National athletes

1.Michael Jones1,790
2.David Walker1,665
YOU#12 John SmithUp 3 places this week1,340

Clubs

2.California Rowing Club13,210
YOU#16 Union Boat Club4,380

Alumni

2.Ex Nemo Rowing Club Harvard Alumni crew10,150
YOU#7 Blue Cheese Rowing ClubOn the bubble · 140-point lead9,840
Where do you rank?
 
 
 
Try “Michael Jones,” “David Walker,” or “Elena Ruiz” in this prototype.
How points work Finish position, field strength, regatta tier, and participation all contribute.
How we calculate points finish position × field size × regatta tier + participation bonus

A win at a large, competitive regatta earns more than a win at a small local one. Every finisher also earns a smaller completion bonus, so showing up and finishing counts too.

1st place · 40-boat field · national-tier regatta≈ 180 pts
1st place · 8-boat field · local regatta≈ 60 pts
More filters Premium
Alumni: Men · Masters D (50–54) · All boats · 2026 season.
Alumni clubs & programs

Alumni club names lead, with the associated school shown beneath. Verified athlete results roll up wherever members race.

College alumniHigh school alumniOther affiliations in filter
RankAlumni clubPointsTop scorersTrendRoster
1Fat Cat Rowing ClubPrinceton Alumni · 186 athletes10,600Michael Jones 1,790 · Andrew Price 1,430 · Peter Lane 1,180↑ 180
2Ex Nemo Rowing ClubHarvard Alumni crew · 174 athletes10,150Chris Doyle 1,530 · Nathan Pierce 1,290 · Owen Baxter 1,140↓ 40
3University of Washington AlumniWashington Alumni · 168 athletes9,980Grace Tanaka 1,205 · Ben Ostrander 1,050 · Ryan Cole 980↑ 60
⋮ 2 more alumni clubs ⋮
6Brown University AlumniBrown Alumni · 121 athletes9,120Derek Holt 1,090 · Ian Prescott 960 · Ella Marsh 840
7Yale Old Fellows Rowing AssociationYale Alumni crew · 212 athletes · Your affiliation9,840John Smith (you) 1,340 · Priya Nair 1,275 · Tom Becker 1,110↓ 95
8Ever Green Boat ClubDartmouth Alumni · 104 athletes8,690Sam Whitfield 1,010 · Colin Draper 890 · Marcus Yee 780↑ 55
AccessCurrent competition stays open. Historical intelligence is premium.
Public

Top 10–25 current-season lists, gender/age/boat/affiliation filters, public affiliation pages, and search. No account needed.

Free account

Your exact rank, full current-season lists, rank within each affiliation, followed athletes, rank-change notifications, and joining affiliations.

Premium

Rank history, rolling and lifetime views, advanced comparisons, geography/distance/competition filters, and downloadable reports.

Competition & Rivalries

Rivalries live on.

MRL turns verified official results into enduring head-to-head records. Clubs challenge each other. Official finishing places determine the winner. Rivalry history updates automatically. Rankings and season points stay untouched.

01

Harvard Alumni challenges Yale Alumni

Head of the Charles · Men's Alumni 8+

02

Yale Alumni accepts

Both captains confirm the matchup.

03

Official place decides the winner

No custom scoring. The finishing place resolves it.

04

Result joins the lifetime record

Harvard leads 6–5. Current streak: Harvard W2.

MRL records scratches, DNS, or no eligible crew as No Contest, never a loss.

Verified data sources

One rowing identity, connected across the ecosystem.

MRL connects the systems athletes and regattas already use. Official results remain authoritative. Training and imported data stay clearly labeled by source.

Official results

RegattaCentral
Connected
HereNow
Connected
Regatta Master
Connected
RowTime
Connected

Training

Garmin
Connected
Concept2
Connected
CrewNerd
Connected
SpeedCoach
Connected
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MRL athlete profile
Permanent athlete record

Two different kinds of data, kept clearly labeled, both feeding one lifetime record.

Your rowing life, in one place

Everything about your rowing career, under one profile.

This is what athletes actually come back for. Not a single season's leaderboard, but the full picture, built automatically as they race, and fully traceable back to its source.

📊

Lifetime results 126 races

Every race, every boat, every season, in one continuous history.

🏆

Rankings 3 active

National, club, and alumni standings, always current.

Personal bests 31 marks

Best times by boat class and distance, tracked automatically.

🚢

Clubs 4 clubs

Every club you've rowed for, and how each one ranks.

🎓

Alumni programs 2 affiliations

Up to three affiliations, weighted the way you choose.

Badges 14 earned

Recognition for participation, milestones, and standout results.

💪

Training profile 🔒 Premium

Season load, HR trends, and readiness alongside race results.

📈

Race analytics 🔒 Premium

Splits, stroke rate, and pacing broken down by piece.

📍

GNSS replay 🔒 Premium

Course line, speed, and positioning, replayed stroke by stroke.

Membership

Your results are free forever. Premium explains them.

Official results, current rankings, and your permanent race record remain free. Premium adds the history, comparisons, training context, and analysis behind the numbers.

Free
$0 · always

Everything you need to be part of the record.

  • Automatic official result syncing
  • Current individual, crew, club, and alumni rankings
  • All official race results and current-season history
  • Up to 10 manual or spreadsheet imports
  • Badges and milestones
  • Rank and points history over time
  • Race analytics and GNSS replay
  • Training profile integration
Most athletes
Athlete Premium
$90 · per year

The full picture behind every number.

  • Everything in Free
  • Rank and points history over time
  • Advanced ranking filters and exports
  • Race analytics: splits, rate, pacing
  • GNSS replay, stroke by stroke
  • Training profile integration
  • Unlimited spreadsheet and device imports
  • Downloadable performance reports
  • Deeper comparisons within your category

Club plans

Tools for club leadership, coaches, and sponsors. Priced per club, not per athlete.

  • Team and athlete standings
  • Roster management
  • Participation and retention trends
  • Sponsor-ready reports
  • Member engagement analytics

Alumni program plans

Follow alumni wherever they race and turn participation into sustained engagement.

  • Affiliated athlete tracking
  • Alumni rankings and challenges
  • Engagement reports
  • Official regatta integrations
  • Institution-branded pages
Privacy & control

Your data belongs to you.

You decide which services connect to your profile and what information is shared publicly. MRL is a record of your results, not an owner of them.

  • Connect or disconnect any data source at any time.
  • Choose public, club-only, alumni-only, or private visibility for your profile.
  • Delete imported results, synced data, or your entire profile whenever you choose.
  • MRL never modifies an official race result. It only references and displays it.
Athlete controlled Read-only connections Delete anytime Privacy settings
Captains & affiliations

Run your affiliation without changing the official record.

Anyone can request to join a club or alumni organization. Verified captains approve membership, manage rosters, and protect affiliation standings. Official result sources remain authoritative.

01

Verify the organization

MRL confirms the captain through an organization record, a trusted officer, peer approval, or manual review.

02

Approve members

Captains accept or decline affiliation requests. Pending athletes do not count toward standings.

03

Manage crews and standings

Captains maintain rosters and flag affiliation or eligibility errors. They cannot alter official times or places.

Self-declaredAthlete added the affiliation.
Pending approvalNot yet counted in standings.
Verified memberCounts toward current affiliation results.
Former memberHistorical results retain the original affiliation.
Preview captain dashboard
Union Boat Club · Captain view
✓ Organization verified
Captains and admins
SA
Sarah Adams
Primary captain
Verified through organization record
MW
Marcus Webb
Co-captain
Verified by two captains
JS
John Smith (you)
Read-only analyst
Club officer confirmed
Pending membership requests
Jamie Torres
Requesting to join Union Boat Club · not yet counted in standings
Priya Desai
Requesting to join Union Boat Club · not yet counted in standings
Captain permissions
Approve, decline, invite, or remove members
Confirm alumni and affiliation eligibility
Manage crew rosters and captain roles
View analytics and publish announcements
Flag affiliation, roster, duplicate, or eligibility errors
Alter an athlete's official result

Three ways to become a verified captain

1.Organization verification
Official email, officer confirmation, or USRowing/RegattaCentral record.
2.Peer verification
Two existing verified captains approve the request.
3.Manual review
MRL reviews supporting documentation.
Affiliation plans
Affiliation Free
$0 · always

Everything a small club or program needs to get verified and start.

  • Public roster and current standings
  • Basic membership approval
  • One or two verified captains
  • Public results feed
  • Advanced roster tools and analytics
  • Sponsor-ready and fundraising reports
Most clubs
Affiliation Pro
$300 · per year, from

Paid by the organization, not by the captain who volunteers to run it.

  • Everything in Affiliation Free
  • Unlimited captain and admin seats
  • Advanced roster tools, crew management
  • Member engagement analytics
  • Sponsor-ready reports, data exports
  • Alumni engagement and race entry and preflight checks

Affiliation Pro starts at $300 per year and scales with roster size. The organization pays. Volunteer captains are never charged individually.

“I didn't set anything up. I raced Saturday, and by Sunday morning I could see exactly where my club stood, and exactly where that result came from.”
Illustrative athlete quote, prototype only