Where FleetEdge is today and where it is going.

The products you can use — and the analytics that power them.

This page has two layers: the products — what you can use, and when — and the analytics that power them, grouped by readiness. SailrScience does not publish release dates — each product and capability ships when it meets the quality and accuracy standards required for production use.

One platform. Six ways in.

Open

Atlas Available

Explore the whole published fleet — see where any boat, class, or country sits.

The open atlas is the country, fleet, and event pages of this site — free to read, no account.

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The published proof

The Atlas is where the sport can check the measurement for itself, openly. The professional products below put the full FleetEdge instrument set in your hands — private, scoped, and built on the same analytics.

Professional

What the products are built on.

Every product draws on the same production analytics. Readiness below is about the analytics themselves — availability of a product is stated above, and only there.

In production.

Fleet Analytics

Archetype distributions, dimensional comparisons, and structural analysis across the analyzed fleet.

In production — published openly across the Atlas pages.

Team Diagnostics Methodology

Individual boat profiling — where a boat sits within its performance archetype, and how it compares to fleet-wide benchmarks.

In production — packaged for racing teams by the Team Diagnostic product, now in beta.

Crew Performance Residual

Isolation of the crew's contribution from the boat's design contribution. Boats whose race results carry elapsed time and a usable course distance receive a crew residual measurement (what remains after the boat's evaluated pace is accounted for — negative is faster, in s/nm); the signal sharpens as the race-results dataset grows.

In production — packaged for teams by the Team Diagnostic product (in beta), and for organizers by the planned Event Pack's fairness readout.

Hull & Platform and Rating Analysis

Four hull-efficiency parameters (L/Disp, SA/WS, RM, displacement/length), rating decomposition (APH (the certificate's single-number rating, as a time allowance), ToT, per-angle scoring allowances), and classification analysis.

In production — published openly across the Atlas pages.

The Archetype Framework

Boats are grouped into one of eight performance archetypes from certificate and physics data — the fair-comparison basis behind every FleetEdge view.

In production — published across the Atlas pages; every product builds on it.

ORC + IRC Twins

IRC certificates matched to their ORC design-family equivalents using measured hull dimensions — validated against dual-rated boats where both certificates exist, with every twin transparently labeled as a class-sibling projection.

In production — published across the Atlas pages; carried into the planned Event Pack.

Race Micro-Cohorts

Filter to a specific regatta and see every boat that competed, with full dimensional analytics — pre-race intelligence and post-race context.

In production — packaged for organizers and media by the planned Event Pack and the Media Desk beta.

Weather Intelligence

Per-race atmospheric context — wind speed and direction, wave height and period, surface pressure — derived from ECMWF ERA5 reanalysis at 31 km resolution, sampled against race-leg centroids and venue bounding boxes.

In production — packaged for organizers and media by the planned Event Pack and the Media Desk beta.

Condition & Tactical

The dimension family (one of the nine groups of FleetEdge readings — six on the Fleet View ribbon — each reading one aspect of the boat or its racing) derived from the ERA5 atmospheric layer: for every race record carrying ERA5 coverage it reads the wind the race was sailed in, how much of the race the weather record covers, the share of a result the conditions account for, and how well the design type suited what it met.

In production — published openly across the Atlas pages; every reading needs a weather-joined race record.

Ocean Currents

Per-boat ocean-current profiles at race venues and along long-distance waypoints, derived from HYCOM GLBy reanalysis — live coverage spans Cowes, Fastnet, the Rolex Middle Sea, Sydney–Hobart, and the RORC Caribbean 600.

In production — carried into the planned Event Pack.

In validation.

Condition & Tactical Extensions

Wind-response profiles, sea-state adaptation characteristics, and tactical decision-quality metrics — the framework is designed and calibrated against race-level condition data; production integration depends on granular condition data from event scoring systems.

Planned analytics.

Opponent Modeling

Fleet-wide head-to-head dimensional comparison beyond the Team Diagnostic's pinned-rival contrasts — where any two boats in the fleet diverge in their performance profiles, and which conditions favor each design strategy.

Boat Maintenance Signals

Performance-degradation detection over time — when a boat's empirical results begin to diverge from its measured profile in ways that suggest maintenance or condition factors.

FleetEdge is evolving.

Contact SailrScience for early access or to discuss upcoming capabilities.