paired shift and wave starts
send off paired defenders or attacking waves together with a single tap. launch the next pair off the edge while the previous pair is still fighting underwater.
built for 3.5m–5m diving pools, chlorine-heavy basements, and full-contact wrestling on the bottom. track 15s apnea intervals, paired bench rotations, and fin sprints on a tablet that never drops a beat when cell signal dies.
standard swim stopwatches do not understand 3.5m diving depths, 15-second sub-surface breath holds, or 2-player bench rotations. seshtimer does.
send off paired defenders or attacking waves together with a single tap. launch the next pair off the edge while the previous pair is still fighting underwater.
store your club’s diving pools with exact length and bottom depth (for example 20m length with 4.5m depth). reports and export sheets record the exact pool specs.
touch targets are 56px–68px wide with accidental tap protection. dripping hands, splashed water, and mist will not trigger false splits.
most deep diving wells are located in underground concrete halls with zero cell reception. seshtimer queues all split data locally and syncs when reconnected.
time 15s bottom holds on the rim against surface recovery. compare how your goalies and defenders hold pace in the 4th quarter under heavy lactic acid.
share a read-only live stats link with your players after practice or export clean excel sheets for seasonal performance and attendance logs.
a 20-meter sprint in a 1.8-meter lane pool is completely different from a 20-meter sprint in a 4.5-meter diving well where the swimmer must equalize, dive vertically to the basket, and surface before recovery. seshtimer treats pool depth as a first-class metric.
tracks exact pool length and bottom depth together (e.g. 20m × 4.5m) so your squad’s split times reflect real vertical descent demands.
supports any custom dimensions, whether you train in an Olympic 50m complex with a movable bulkhead or a historic 16.7m municipal diving tower.
automatically converts meters and yards (1 yd = 0.9144 m) if your team visits international tournaments or uses foreign diving facilities.
estimate work-to-rest ratios, bottom time, and descent volume for your squad’s scrimmage sets.