Australian Stories Land Here Soon
Row HQ first went live at a community club on the River Nene in England. Australia is the next chapter, and we are signing up the foundation cohort now: a GPS or AGSV school program, a senior club along the Yarra or Swan, a university boat club and a regional river club. Their results will live on this page once they hit the half-year mark, sitting alongside training session data, boat booking rosters and coach tools footage.
Where are the Australian case studies?
Honest answer: there are none yet, because Row HQ is brand new in Australia. Our reference deployment is Oundle Town Rowing Club in Northamptonshire, England. They run 120 plus members, 15 hulls in the boatshed and six on-water sessions a week, and the whole squad shifted off Excel rosters, paper sign-out clipboards and ad-hoc WhatsApp chats inside a fortnight. The Australian rollout is mapped around four archetypes that drive the bulk of local rowing: a GPS, AGSV or CAS school program in the mould of Riverview, Scotch College or Geelong Grammar; a senior club like Hawthorn, Mercantile or Mosman; a university boat club such as MUBC or Sydney Uni; and a regional river club along the Yarra, Swan or Brisbane River. The product is identical, the playbook ports directly, and the first cohort to sign on now will be the names featured on this page next season.
Be the First Australian Name on This Page
We are deliberately keeping the foundation cohort small so every club gets hands-on onboarding from us. The slots open are: one GPS, AGSV or CAS school rowing program; one senior or masters club; one university boat club; and one regional or country club. Whichever clubs sign on first own the case studies that publish here. In the meantime, browse what early users are saying about the platform.
Bring your boatshed onto the platform
If your captain of boats, head coach or rowing director is wrestling with sign-up sheets pinned to the pontoon noticeboard, talk to us. We will sit with you, map your sessions, M8plus and W8plus crew lists, and regatta calendar onto Row HQ, and write the case study together once Head of the Yarra and the autumn schoolboy regattas are behind you. Or jump straight in and set up your club free - free for good up to 20 active members, no card needed.
Talk to the founderNumbers from the OTRC Pilot
Metrics Oundle Town RC tracked once they stepped away from spreadsheets and onto Row HQ. The same line items will sit on the dashboard of an Australian club within weeks of going live, ready to benchmark heading into the King's Cup, Australian Schools Championships and Head of the Yarra.
Worth a read while you are here: how Row HQ handles regatta and event organisation, the white-label customisation piece for clubs who want their colours on the app, and the journal for pieces on crew selection and ergo numbers. Stuck on something? Our FAQ covers the common ones, and the security and privacy notes spell out how member data sits inside the Australian Privacy Principles.
Ready to put your club on the map?
Have a poke around the screen tour, weigh up the AUD pricing bands, or grab a slot on the calendar.