ClassWolf for swim instructors: the register lives on your phone, not by the water
Take attendance poolside on your phone — no clipboard near the water. See who is in your lane, their level and what they have left, before anyone gets in.

You teach with your eyes on the water, not on paperwork. The last thing you want poolside is a soggy clipboard, a register that's somewhere in the office, or a list of names that doesn't match the kids actually lining up at the lane. ClassWolf puts everything you need on the phone already in your pocket, so you can register a class in seconds and get back to teaching.

Your lesson right now#
A group gathers at the lane. You're counting heads, trying to remember who's new, who's away this week, and who that nervous one at the back is. Somebody asks if their daughter has lessons left on her pack. You don't have the paper register — it's drying out from last week — so you make a mental note and hope you remember to update it later. You usually don't.
Why a clipboard by the water is the worst tool#
Paper and pool water don't mix. The register gets damp, the pen runs out, the sheet blows into the lane. And even when it survives, it's a record nobody else can see until it's typed up days later — by which point a swimmer's pack has run out, a no-show went unrecorded, and the front desk has no idea what happened in your session.
Register from your phone, poolside#
With ClassWolf you open the day's class on your phone and mark attendance with a tap each, while you're standing right there. No clipboard, no laptop, nothing to keep dry. Mark present, absent or a make-up, and it's saved instantly to the swimmer's record. Class packs decrement automatically as you register attendance, so a swimmer's remaining sessions are always right — you never have to count by hand again.
Know exactly who is in this lane#
Before the lesson starts you can see the list for this course: who's booked, their level, any note that matters, and how many sessions they have left. The new swimmer isn't a surprise. The one who's been absent three weeks is flagged. The parent asking about their pack gets an answer on the spot. You walk to the water already knowing your group.
The water has my full attention because the admin took ten seconds and it's already done.
Make-ups and absences without the guesswork#
When a swimmer can't make their usual slot, you record it cleanly instead of scribbling "moved to Thursday?" in a margin. The record shows what was attended and what's owed, so a make-up in another group doesn't quietly cost the school a session or leave a parent feeling shortchanged.
One source of truth with the front desk#
Everything you mark feeds the same single record the front desk and the owner see. No re-typing, no end-of-day reconciliation, no "did you ever hand in last Tuesday's sheet?" When a parent calls reception about lessons remaining or a level move, the answer they get matches exactly what you saw at the poolside. You teach, the system remembers, and the whole swimming school runs on one shared platform instead of a stack of damp paper.