Swim Meet Portal
Run your swim meet from the deck.
Coaches scratch and declare finals from their phones. Officials call DQs on a tablet at the end of the lane. Families see who made finals as it happens. The SMP Bridge keeps all of it in step with Meet Manager, so nobody types anything twice.
Creating a meet is free. A license starts at $25 per session.
Easy to use
Nothing to install, and nothing new to learn at the table.
Coaches and families only need a link and a phone. The Bridge keeps everything straight behind the scenes.
The Bridge does the typing
Entries come in from Meet Manager, and scratches, finals scratches and DQs go back. No merge files, no second keyboard.
Just a phone
Coaches and families open it in the browser. There is no app to download, and added to the home screen it opens like one.
No passwords for swimmers
A swimmer signs in with a USA Swimming ID and a last name. At college and high school meets, a name and a birth date.
Your Meet Manager file comes first
Heats, lanes and seeding are always Meet Manager's. Where something differs, SMP points it out and leaves the decision to you.
A checklist to set up
The Pre-Meet Checklist on the Dashboard shows what is done and puts the next step on top, so a first-time host knows where they are.
Help on every page
Need Help? opens the full guide and the SMP Assistant, which answers questions about your meet in plain words. A real person is a ticket away.
Score projections New
Know the team race before the first heat.
Projections works out the team scores to expect, using your meet's own Meet Manager scoring rules: from the psych sheet before the meet, after prelims once the finals are set, and live as events are scored.
Think a swimmer will drop time, or scratch? Drag the order around and switch between With your changes and Without to see what it does to the standings. Reset all puts it back.
Projections are estimates from seed times, prelim results and the meet's point table. They are not official results or scores.
Meet hosts: available now Coaches: coming soon
More about projectionsLive finals scratch status New
Who made finals? Everyone can see it as it happens.
After prelims, Live Results shows each final as it stands right now: who scratched, who declared an intent to scratch, and who moved up into the field. Families stop asking the coach and stop crowding the board.
- Public, with no sign-in and no app
- Scratches and intents show up as coaches make them
Move-up alerts and swim-offs
Coaches hear about a move-up without hunting for it.
When a finalist scratches and the event's finals window has closed, the coach of the swimmer who moved up gets a push on their phone, and the swimmer does too if they have alerts on. A coach does not have to keep checking the board.
When prelims end in a tie at the finals line, the coaches of the tied swimmers get a swim-off notice asking them to see the Meet Admin. Once it is swum, the result goes back into Meet Manager through the Bridge.
How finals workOn the coach's phone
Made-up swimmers. Hosts choose on the Messages tab whether move-up alerts go out by themselves or wait for a look first, and each coach can switch them off.
Meet Form check New
A second pair of eyes on your meet form.
Upload the meet form PDF and SMP reads it for you. It points out the mistakes that slip through: a weekday that does not match its date, last year's date left in, dates that disagree with each other.
It compares the form with Meet Manager and lists what differs. Meet Manager stays in charge, so nothing is changed for you. Then it suggests SMP settings, each with the line from the form it came from, and you apply or skip each one.
More about the Meet Form checkNeed Help? New
Answers inside the admin panel, at the moment you need them.
The Need Help? button sits at the top of every admin page. Type what you are stuck on and tips come up as you type. Browse the full guide by topic, or ask the SMP Assistant, which answers from the guide and knows the meet you are working on.
Still stuck? Send a help ticket from the same page and a person picks it up.
Everyone at the meet
Something useful on deck, at the table and in the stands.
The host runs the meet from the scoring table. Coaches work from their phones. Officials carry a tablet. Swimmers, families and fans follow along without signing up for anything.
Hosts and admins
Set the meet up once. Scratches, finals, relays and fees come in by themselves, the reports print the way Meet Manager prints them, and projections estimate the team race.
For hostsCoaches
Scratch, check in, declare finals and set relay lineups from a phone, and hear about move-ups as they happen. No paper and no line at the table.
For coachesSwimmers and families
Events, heats, lanes and results on one page, with the swimmer's own swims first. No password to forget.
For swimmersOfficials
Deck Ops on a tablet for DQs, no shows and the finish order, plus a link for the announcer, timing and the Meet Referee.
For officialsFans in the stands
Live Results on any phone with no sign-in: finals scratch status after prelims, and where the host has the full page, every heat with splits.
For fansThe Meet Manager computer
The SMP Bridge reads the meet database every minute and writes the deck's changes back.
In Hosts and AdminsHow a meet runs
Four steps, most of them done before warm-ups.
Create the meet.
Fill in the meet's name and how many sessions it has, and say what kind of meet it is. We approve a new account's first meet ourselves; once we know you, new meets open straight away. You get an admin code for the people helping you and a coach code for the visiting clubs.
- The Pre-Meet Checklist, with the next step on top
- Setup sheets for coaches and swimmers, with a QR code to scan or tap
- A public page for the meet, in your colours, with its documents and Live Results
Bring in the entries.
Install the SMP Bridge on the Meet Manager computer and the entries, sessions, events and fee schedule arrive by themselves. Or upload the Hy-Tek files and skip the Bridge.
Run the meet.
Coaches scratch from their phones until each session's deadline. After prelims they scratch from finals or declare an intent, and everyone sees it live. Officials call DQs on deck. Every scratch and every DQ lands in Meet Manager through the Bridge.
- Deadlines close on their own, to the minute
- An admin can lock or override any decision
- Everything is written to an activity log
Post the results and the reports.
Heat sheets, psych sheets and timelines print from the portal in Meet Manager's own layouts, and official results once Meet Manager marks an event done. For a Southern California Swimming meet, the post-meet package SCS asks for is ready too.
See the reportsWhat's new
Added lately.
Swim Meet Portal gets better between meets, not just between seasons. Here is what changed most recently.
- The Meet Form check
- Need Help? on every admin page
- Live finals scratch status
- Score projections: your own what-ifs
Pricing
$25 per session, adjusted for the size of the meet.
A one-session meet with up to 250 swimmers is $25. Bigger meets cost a little more per session. Setup is free, and the price follows the entries you actually get.
| Swimmers | Per session |
|---|---|
| Up to 250 | $25.00 |
| 251 to 500 | $31.25 |
| 501 to 750 | $37.50 |
| 751 to 1,000 | $43.75 |
Set up your next meet in an afternoon.
Creating a meet is free. You pay when your entries are in, and only for the size of the meet you run.











