05SwimPass
2026 – PresentSwimPass brings open-water conditions into one place. I founded it and build the web product, from the interface to the data behind SwimScore.
Challenge
A swimmer needs to interpret several conditions before choosing where to go. A forecast alone does not make that decision clear.
My decisions
Bring discovery, conditions, and a single score into the same web experience.
Keep forecast context and freshness visible, with preferences that adapt the score to the swimmer.
Result
The public product covers 199 curated spots across four regions as of September 2026. Its condition rankings refresh every two hours.
From forecast to decision
Explore SwimPassFind your water
Browse a curated region, then open an individual swimming spot.
Read the conditions
See a score alongside its forecast context and update time.
Make it personal
Set preferences for waves, wind, cold, and sun.
The live interface
The regional conditions view, captured September 25, 2026. These are historical readings; open SwimPass for current conditions.
Regional conditions · September 25, 2026A product people can inspect
Discovery and the public condition pages are available before signup. The product exposes its data sources and explains that a score is guidance, not a safety guarantee.
