Software for swimming clubs: groups by level, attendance and competition
OneClub organises swimming the way it really works: swimmers grouped by level and lane, session-by-session attendance tracking, school and competition fees with licences, and payment by SEPA or card. From €49/month, no free plan.
No lock-in · Native payments · Built for swimming clubs and schools
What a swimming club needs and a spreadsheet doesn't give
Swimming has an intensity few sports match: groups train three, four or even six sessions a week, split by level —school swimming, beginner, improver, high-performance and masters— and often by lane within the same stretch of water. Knowing who attends each session isn't a luxury: it's the basis for justifying fees, spotting drop-outs and organising the lanes. And that never gets consolidated in a notebook at the poolside.
On top of that, almost every club runs two structures at once. On one side, the school or lessons, with a monthly or termly fee and heavy family turnover. On the other, the competition section, with federated swimmers, licences, categories by birth year, entries to meets and travel. Legacy tools treat the club as a broadcaster messaging everyone; in swimming that isn't enough, because each group and each category needs its own thread and its own call-ups.
And then there's the money: the school fee, the competition levy, the federation licence, the entry to an open-water swim. Charging all of this by hand, with stray transfers and WhatsApp reminders, eats up the treasurer's evenings. OneClub is built for real swimming: groups by level and lane, per-session attendance, school and competition fees kept separate, and payment by SEPA or card with consolidated finances.
Built for the intensity of a swimming club
Six features for clubs and schools that train many hours, group by level and compete by category.
Typical cases in swimming
Three club profiles that fit OneClub best. If your club looks like one of these, you'll save hours every week.
How it works in a swimming club
The flow from opening your account to the season running on autopilot.
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Create the groups by level and their schedules
Define the groups (school, beginner, improver, high-performance, masters), their lane capacity, their schedules and their fee, and assign a coach to each.
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Import swimmers or open public sign-up
Upload the spreadsheet of current swimmers or share a public sign-up link per group. Families sign up, upload the minor's documents and pay the first charge by card.
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Configure fees, categories and competition
Set the school and competition fees, let OneClub build the categories by year, and load the calendar of meets and championships to send call-ups.
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Season running on autopilot
Session-by-session attendance, monthly fees with retries, call-ups by category and per-group communication. You review the dashboard once a week and everything is under control.
Coaches used to jot attendance in notebooks and nobody pulled it together. Now they take the register from their phone at every session, I have the history per swimmer, and the school and competition fees bill themselves separately. The club's finances stopped being a whole Sunday of transfers.
Frequently asked questions about swimming clubs
The questions we hear most from boards and coaches of swimming clubs and schools.