WAKE Rowing

Rowing & erg tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch

Every row,
remembered.

Tap row and put the phone down. Wake measures the outing, on the water or the erg, and keeps it. So the piece you row today has something to answer to next season.

Download for iPhone

On a computer? Point your iPhone camera here.

FreeNo account needed to start. Sign in later and your history follows you.

A Wake training report for a morning row: 4.70 km in 19:33 at a 2:05 average split and 22 strokes a minute, above a map of the route shaded by speed. Wake during a row: split 1:51 per 500 m and rate 23 strokes a minute, each with its trace, in type large enough to read mid-stroke.

How it works

Row. That’s the setup.

Nothing to set up

No unit to mount, no intervals to program, nothing to type in afterwards. Your phone is the whole kit.

Everything measured

Split, pace, rate and the line you actually steered. Watts and drag factor straight off the erg.

Nothing forgotten

Pieces are found for you and filed. The same 500 a season apart, side by side, without you keeping a spreadsheet.

Workouts

Row the plan

Every piece’s target split and rate, and how close you are to it.

Rowing a planned piece on the erg: piece 2 of 5 with 320 m left, split 1:51 against a 1:48 target, rate 28 against a target of 24.

Crew boats

Everyone in the boat

One phone records the crew. Each rower claims a seat and keeps the row.

Claiming a row in a four: the outing’s distance, time and split, then the boat drawn seat by seat, with open seats to pick from.

Wake Pro

See every stroke

Your Concept2 force curve, stroke by stroke.

The force-curve lab: every measured drive stacked on one axis from catch to finish, the median stroke drawn dark and a band showing how alike the strokes were.

Wake Pro

Your whole season

Every row, your bests and your trends, as far back as you’ve rowed.

A training log: best 2k on the water and on the erg, each charted across the season, above a list of rows with personal bests marked.

Water and erg

One log for both.

Water and erg land in the same history, measured in the same units, compared the same way.

Two real outings a week apart, one on the water and one on the erg
On the waterHoover Reservoir · 8 Sep On the ergConcept2 · 1 Sep
SessionPyramids of HooverDegrees of Difficulty
Distance11,641m8,991m
Time91:1047:02
Best sustained piece2:16/500m2:11/500m
Stroke rate24spm23spm
Per stroke7.6m9.7m
Rhythm1:1.81:2.1
Only here The line you steered (19 m of wander, typically) and the route, replayed. Heart rate from the Watch. Power at 134 W, a 1.25 m drive, and the force curve of every stroke.

Two real outings, a week apart, with the name taken off. Split is shown as each row’s best sustained piece rather than its session average: a water split carries the wind, the turns and every stop, so the averages are not the same quantity. What is the same is everything else, and that it all landed in one history.

From the phone

In the boat. Nothing else to mount.

  • Split and pace, once a second
  • Stroke rate, from the phone’s own motion
  • Your line: how far you wandered off your own clean course
  • Pieces found automatically, then trimmed if you like
  • Heart ratefrom an Apple Watch

From the monitor

Bluetooth, straight off the erg.

  • Split, rate, watts and distance: the machine’s own numbers
  • Drag factor, recorded with the piece
  • Per-stroke force curvesConcept2 PM5
  • Drive length and stroke distanceConcept2 PM5
  • Any FTMS machine worksfewer fields

Your row lands where you keep score.

Record it once. Wake sends it on to the places your training already lives.

  • Apple Health

    Every row written back as a workout, with the route and, on the erg, the energy the machine actually measured.

  • Concept2 Logbook

    Erg pieces post straight to your Logbook. No screenshots of the monitor, no typing it in twice.

  • Apple Watch

    Heart rate on the water, where the phone has none, plus start, stop and split from your wrist.

  • Garmin, Strava, TrainingPeaks

    Export a standard FIT file with stroke rate and watts intact, and upload it wherever you like.

Wake Coach

Every boat, while they’re still out.

Your squad’s launch on one screen: split, rate and position, live from each crew’s own phone. Nothing to rig, nothing to hand out, and by the time the trailer is loaded the practice is already the record.

FreeOne squad, up to 12 athletes. No card, no trial clock.

ProgramsLicense the club: every squad, the live launch view and the analysis.

Wake for programs ›
Wake Coach during a practice: piece 2 of 5 over 1500 m, three eights on the map, and each boat’s split and rate against the plan.
The live regatta view: a head race on Hoover Reservoir, each crew’s bow number on the course map and the field ranked on corrected time.

Live regattas

Watch a regatta, live.

Racing at an event that uses Wake? Enter the race code from your program to follow your crew stroke by stroke.

It’s on your race program, or scan the QR at the venue. Or browse all regattas ›

Get the app

Free on the App Store.

Download it, tap row, and your first outing is already a report. No account needed to start. Sign in later and your history follows you.

  1. Download
  2. Tap row
  3. Read the report
Download for iPhone

On a computer? Point your iPhone camera here.

Free

Every row, captured and kept. Free is the whole app, not a trial.

  • Unlimited rows, on the water and the erg
  • The full report: route, pace, splits and rate
  • Trends across your last 30 days
  • Training plans, squad compare and every export

Wake Pro

What all your rows mean.

  • Your whole season. All-time trends, totals and bests.
  • Race your ghost. Row against any outing you’ve already rowed.
  • The report lab. Rhythm, drive length and your force curves.

You start Pro inside the app. Every row stays yours either way: Pro adds ways of looking across them. Rowing with a licensed Wake Coach program? Pro comes with it.