Begin with the movement relationships the athlete held across the supported stroke sample.
College Coaches
See more before deciding who deserves another look.
ErgScreen turns a short side-on erg video into qualified movement evidence — not a recruiting score.
See the athlete’s repeating session pattern, the supported departures from it, and the strokes behind the read before deciding what deserves verification next.
The software organizes the evidence. The coach makes the call.
Evidence before judgment
Start with what the video can actually support.
ErgScreen does not compare every recruit with a universal “perfect stroke.” It establishes the repeating pattern visible in that session, then shows where the stroke meaningfully changes.
Separate an isolated or supported change from the pattern that remained stable through most of the piece.
Inspect what counted, what was omitted, and the exact strokes behind the athlete-facing read.
Coach review
No mystery score between the video and the decision.
Erg scores show output. ErgScreen adds a structured read of the visible movement behind one selected piece.
The coach can see the supported sample, the movement summary, the qualifying changes, the strokes behind them, and the limits of the camera view.
Use that evidence to continue review, request a targeted follow-up, add private program context, or hold judgment until the next question is answered.
Coach-defined standards
Open sample Standards →Apply your own review standard
Set the thresholds that organize attention for your program. ErgScreen applies the selected standard consistently; it does not present those thresholds as universal rowing truths.
Coach Brief
Open sample Coach Brief →See what crossed the selected standard
Separate measures that stayed within limit from the evidence that exceeded it, with the threshold logic visible to the coach.
Proof layer
Open sample Evidence →Inspect the strokes behind the read
Review usable and omitted strokes, stroke-level values, threshold triggers, and the evidence details behind the summary.
Next-best evidence
Open sample Next Step →Ask the next question, not every question
Use the current screen to narrow what should be verified next — fatigue, repeatability, a matched rate, or response after one clear cue.
Athlete packet → coach evidence
The recruit shares context. The coach can inspect the deeper evidence.
The athlete-facing packet stays restrained and coach-ready. A verified college coach can open the deeper review layer, apply program standards, add private context, and decide what deserves another look.
A coach-ready packet
- Athlete, academic, training, and on-water context
- Selected session and why it matters
- Concise movement summary
- Usable and omitted stroke counts
- Supporting strokes behind the read
The deeper review layer
- Stroke-level values and evidence details
- Coach-owned standards and alert logic
- Visible patterns versus qualifying associations
- Private roster and recruiting context
- Suggested next evidence and editable athlete feedback
The athlete controls the shared packet. The college coach controls the standard, private context, and next action.ErgScreen organizes evidence without taking the decision away from the coach.
Coach Intelligence
One clip answers one question. Repeated evidence answers better ones.
Use the same evidence model beyond a single session to see what repeats, what varies, and what appears only under a particular condition — without pretending separate camera captures are one continuous measurement.
See what persists across ErgScreens.
Separate repeated findings from variable or session-specific ones, then open the proof layer to see the sessions and strokes behind the read.
Explore Coach Intelligence →Follow how the visible drive relationship changes.
Review seat → handle, seat → trunk, and trunk → handle relationships through the drive while keeping the interpretation bounded to visible side-on movement.
Explore Drive Transfer →Repeated evidence can narrow the coach question without turning video into a prediction model.Each ErgScreen remains its own observation. Coach Intelligence compares supported findings across those observations.
Lineup Optionality
See who should stay in the conversation before the lineup narrows.
Apply the same coach-selected role screens across selected athletes. Surface expected candidates and less-obvious options worth keeping in play, then see where the evidence needs a closer look or a stronger sample.
Keep the athlete available for on-water verification under the selected standard.
See the exact measure and threshold that kept the athlete from meeting the screen.
Do not turn insufficient evidence into a negative judgment.
Screening aid, not seat prediction.“Keep in Play” means the selected evidence met that role screen. It is not a seat assignment or a prediction of on-water suitability. The coach decides who belongs in the boat conversation.
From evidence to next step
Turn review into a focused coach action.
Keep the recruit, the evidence, the uncertainty, and the coach response connected instead of scattering them across video links, notes, and memory.
Profile, selected session, movement read, and supporting evidence arrive together.
See what counted, what changed, and what was omitted.
Add private recruiting or roster context and compare the session with selected standards.
Surface the next evidence that would reduce the most useful uncertainty.
Edit the athlete note, continue review, request another clip, import, or hold.
Built around what the camera can support
Useful evidence gets stronger when the limits stay visible.
ErgScreen works from visible movement in one side-on camera view. It can organize stroke-to-stroke movement relationships, recovery order, rate, rhythm, and supported changes within the clip.
Session-relative movement patterns, qualifying departures, supporting strokes, rate and rhythm context, and repeated findings across separate supported exposures.
ErgScreen does not directly measure force, boat speed, left-right symmetry, injury risk, or on-water suitability, and it does not assign seats or predict racing performance.
When the video cannot support a conclusion, the report should not make one.Use ErgScreen to decide what deserves verification next — then let coaching and the boat answer the questions video cannot.
Team & program access
Start with the decisions where visibility matters most.
Use team access for recruit review, roster athletes, remote training, winter checks, and Coach Intelligence — with additional ErgScreen credits available as your program needs more volume.
Team / Club Basic
$1,999/year
View Team / Club Basic
Includes 25 ErgScreen credits, team workspace, coach review surfaces, athlete and recruit profiles, Coach Briefs, and access to the Recruit Packet Enable path.
Team screen packs
Add ErgScreens as needed
View screen packs
Volume-priced add-on credits for larger recruit pools, roster screens, winter checks, or expanded seasonal use.
Coach Intelligence
Use evidence beyond one session
Explore Coach Intelligence
Review Drive Transfer, Movement Timeline, and role-screening questions using the same traceable evidence model behind each ErgScreen.
Evidence first. Verification next.
Use ErgScreen where a short video can improve the next coach decision — without asking it to make the decision for you.