Know who's ready to move up.
Lanemark keeps your class rosters, lets you tick off each child's level skills at the poolside, flags everyone who has finished their level, and prints the badge certificate and the parent progress card. It runs in your browser. No accounts, nothing to install.
Your data stays in this browser. Back it up to a file whenever you like.
Paper checklists get wet, get lost, and never tell you who's finished. Then the end of term arrives with a pile of certificates to write.
How it works
Three steps, from the deck to the fridge door.
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Tick skills at the poolside.
Open a child, tap the skills they showed you today. Each tick keeps its date, and you can untick a mistake.
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See who's ready.
When a child has every skill of their level, they get an amber Ready badge. Ready swimmers sit at the top of the class list, and each class shows how many are ready.
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Move them up and print.
Press Move up and confirm. Then print a badge certificate in the level's colour and a progress card for parents.
Tick them off. Watch what happens.
This is the Float level from Lanemark's starting curriculum. Tap each skill Jamie can do.
Jamie Rivera
Float5 of 5 skills
Certificate of achievement
Jamie Rivera
has completed Float
- Front float unaided for 5 seconds
- Back float unaided for 5 seconds
- Push and glide for 3 m
- Submerge and pick up an object
- Kick on back for 5 m
In Lanemark you print this on one page, A4 or US Letter.
Open LanemarkEverything a term needs. Nothing it doesn't.
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Your levels, your skills.
Start with four levels (Splash, Float, Stroke, Distance) and make them yours: up to ten levels with up to twelve skills each, renamed and reordered any time. Each level gets its own colour.
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Classes with mixed levels.
One class can hold children at different levels. Up to thirty swimmers a class, fifty classes.
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Ready rises to the top.
Ready swimmers are listed first, then everyone else, A to Z.
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A card parents actually read.
The progress card lists what the child can do, with dates, what to work on next, and a note from you. One portrait page.
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Certificates for every level.
Print one for the level they just finished, or any level they passed before.
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Built for wet hands.
Big buttons, a navigation bar at the bottom of the phone screen, and changes save the moment you tap.
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Private by default.
No accounts and no server. Everything stays in your browser until you export a backup file.
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Move to a new device.
Export a backup, import it on the tablet. Lanemark checks the file first and changes nothing if it isn't right.
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Light or dark.
Follows your device, so the night-time class planning doesn't glare.
The real thing
This is Lanemark, running right here.
Try it. It starts with the four default levels; add a class and a swimmer and tick away. Anything you add here stays in your own browser.
Good to know.
Where is my data kept?
In your browser's local storage on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere. Export a backup file from Settings to keep a copy or move to another device.
Do instructors need accounts?
No. Open it and start. If several instructors share a device, they share the same data.
Can I change the levels?
Yes. Rename levels and skills, add up to ten levels, reorder skills, or remove a level nobody is on.
Does it move children up on its own?
Never. Lanemark tells you who's ready. You press Move up and confirm.
What paper does it print on?
A4 or US Letter. The certificate is one landscape page and the progress card one portrait page.
See you at the deep end.
Set up your levels, add a class, and tick off the first skill before your next lesson.
Open LanemarkWorks in any modern browser. No sign-up.