Workflow: from setup to reports

How Lapsly works: step by step

In Lapsly everything is connected: trainings, attendance, tests, results, events and reports. Enter data once and it works for you later — in rankings, comparisons, and analysis.

Groups and users
Module preview for groups

All in one cycle

First you set up the club and groups. Then you log trainings and attendance every day. Periodically you run tests. Meet results come in manually or via LENEX. The system connects it all into rankings, comparisons, and reports.

See it in a demo →
  1. 1. Club setup

    Users (athlete/coach/parent/admin), training groups, roles and access.

  2. 2. Trainings daily

    Training type, time of day, distances by stroke, and attendance — all stored consistently.

  3. 3. Tests control

    Time and distance tests (T-10/T-12/T-20/T-30) + progress history.

  4. 4. Results analysis

    Meets (including LENEX import), rankings, athlete comparisons, and reports with export.

Step 1

Set up club, users, and groups

At the start you build the structure: add athletes, coaches, and parents, create training groups, and assign roles. This is the foundation — everything else attaches to groups and people.

Users and roles

Athlete, coach, parent, admin — each has their own context and access.

Training groups

Group cards, athlete/coach counts, training history and results.

  • Add athletes to groups (manually / by birth year)
  • Coach assignments with quick access to lists and results
  • User profile cards: trainings, goals, attendance, reports

Views: users and groups

Module overview
User and group overview

Views: training and attendance

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Training overview
Step 2

Log trainings and attendance (without friction)

After training you enter one consistent data package. This is the key: with that, Lapsly can calculate attendance, sum distances and build reports without extra work.

Type + time of day

Aerobic, technique, strength, and more — plus AM/PM for quick context.

Distances by stroke

Free, back, breast, fly, IM — simple and consistent in reports.

  • Participant list (select all or choose)
  • Monthly attendance view (athlete × dates)
  • Global “Trainings” view for the club + filters
Step 3

Add tests and track progress

Tests are the “bridge” between training and competition. In Lapsly you get them in one module (global) and in group context, with filters and history.

Time trials

Select group, stroke, pool length, then enter athlete times in a table.

Distance tests

T-10, T-12 (Cooper), T-20, T-30 — enter distance, keep history.

  • Test totals + split by time/distance
  • Filters: group, test type, date range
  • Quick jump to athlete profile and history

Views: tests

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Athlete profile context

Views: meets and LENEX import

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Events list by season
Step 4

Meets, results, rankings, and comparisons

Meet results are the “real truth”. Lapsly keeps them in one database — club events and imported results (LENEX).

Events by season

Events list with metrics and race sections with rankings.

LENEX import

Drop LXF/LEF/XML — results and races become searchable instantly.

  • Ranking filters: stroke/pool/group/date + points
  • Compare 2–6 athletes (PBs) + filters
  • Reports and export: CSV/Excel/PDF when needed

Roles & access: order and safety

Club data has different “sensitivity”. Lapsly uses roles and context: coaches work on their groups, parents see their child, admins have full access.

Coach

Group view, trainings, attendance, tests, and results.

Parent / guardian

Access to child data only — no extra noise.

Administrator

Full control: users, roles, groups, access, configuration.

Preview: views and context

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Dashboard with club metrics

Want to see this live?

In the demo we go through a real club scenario: group → training → test → meet (LENEX) → ranking → report. No slideware. Just the system.

What to prepare before the demo

  • Approx. number of athletes and groups
  • How you log trainings today (Excel/notes/system)
  • Do you have LENEX (LXF/LEF/XML) or LiveTiming data?
  • Which reports matter most (attendance/distance/results)

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