Team Diagnostics
Decompose your boat's performance into what the design gives you — and what your crew adds.
Every fleet has a fingerprint.
Your boat against the rivals who matter — find the waters that shape your next race.
Hidden Shape52 dimensions reduced to 31 features and 11 archetypes.
How the corpus clusters before the results arrive.
Read the shape of the fleet before the scoreboard reads it.
When you examine a single boat in FleetEdge, you see its performance decomposed across nine dimension families — hull efficiency, rig and sail, stability, rating position, condition response, and more. Each dimension tells a different part of the story.
Traditional analysis gives you a corrected-time result and a position in the fleet. FleetEdge gives you the dimensional breakdown behind that result — which design characteristics contributed to the outcome and where the crew's execution made the difference. Every score in the diagnostic includes a confidence level and the data sources that produced it — so you know what to trust and where to investigate further.
Nine families. Thirty-one features. One boat.
Hull Efficiency
Displacement-length ratio, prismatic coefficient, and wetted surface — the hydrodynamic foundation that determines how efficiently your hull moves through the water at every angle.
Rig & Sail
Sail area ratios, rig efficiency metrics, and the SailEdge force-balance analysis that quantifies how effectively your rig converts wind into driving force across the wind range.
Stability & Platform
Righting moment, heel sensitivity, and the stability curve characteristics that govern how your boat responds to loading and sea state changes during a race.
Your boat in context.
The Boat View places your vessel within its archetype cluster — showing exactly where your design sits relative to boats with similar structural strategies. You see dimensional strengths and weaknesses as percentile positions within the fleet.
Every dimension is referenced against the fleet distribution, so a hull efficiency value tells you not just a number but a position — faster than 73% of the fleet, or in the top quartile of your archetype.
What the crew adds.
When you account for hull efficiency, rig power, stability, and rating — the design contributions — what remains is the crew's contribution. Tactics, execution, preparation, and the countless decisions that separate identical boats on the racecourse.
FleetEdge's methodology isolates this residual by comparing each boat's actual results against its predicted performance across multiple dimensional axes. The gap between prediction and reality narrows as the fleet deepens and the signal strengthens.
The crew performance residual is live. Boats with race results receive crew residual measurement — the measurement approach is validated, and the signal sharpens as the race-results dataset grows.
Know your boat. Measure your crew.
FleetEdge decomposes performance into design and execution — so you know where to improve.