Lanemark
Know who's ready to move up.
Keep swimming class rosters, tick off each child's level skills at the poolside, see who is ready to move up, and print badge certificates and parent progress cards.
Zip, 243 KB. MIT licence. Built 31 Oct 2026.
Live preview
This is the real site, not a mock-up. Click around; the button on it opens the working app.
What you get
Everything a tool needs, already done.
Pages and screens
- Launch page
- Class rosters
- Skill checklist
- Ready to move up
- Badge certificate
- Parent progress card
Features
- Class rosters for each swimming class
- Tick off level skills at the poolside
- Flags children who finish every skill in a level
- Prints a badge certificate for each child
- Prints a parent card listing skills still to work on
- Runs in the browser, no accounts or installs
Palette
#0a6f94#085a78#ffffff#0b2a3a#43606d#9a4a00
Style
- Minimal
- Warm
- Playful

For developers
A real codebase, not a page builder export.
Stack
Vite, React 19 and TypeScript for the app. The launch page is plain HTML, CSS and a little JavaScript with no build step. Vitest for unit tests, Playwright for browser tests.
Run it
unzip lanemark.zip
cd lanemark
npm install
npm run devIn the zip
site/the launch page with the built app insite/app/src/ande2e/the app source and testsdocs/technical-docs/architecture, runbook, quick referenceSTART-HERE.mdandLICENSE(MIT)
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