Polar Fusion
Know How You Really Sailed
Learn your boat's normal from your own logs, score every race against that meter and the design target, then see where the gap comes from—sail, heel, angle—on a dashboard and in a dockside debrief.
Real
Not Aspirational
Dynamic
Not Static
Yours
Not Factory
How it works
From logs to insight
Polar Fusion turns your sessions into a trusted meter for this boat, then puts the story on a dashboard and in debrief—not in engineer jargon.
Ingest your logs
Instrument sessions and a design polar land in your program pipeline—normalized for this boat, not a generic class spreadsheet.
Keep scoreable sailing
Steady windows are kept; maneuvers, thin coverage, and noisy stretches are gated so the meter is built on usable data.
Learn your normal
A boat-specific baseline is trained from your sessions—what you usually do in wind and heel—then each race is scored against that meter and design.
Dashboard + debrief
Program and race views show offsets, modes, pace, and heel in sailor language. A dockside agent talks from that evidence—not a raw dump.
Program trend
% of your normal
Same meter as the dashboard hero—recent races vs the fused baseline
SBRW Race 7
Above your normal · light air
104%
SBRW Race 5
Near your normal · downwind still under target
98%
SBRW Race 4
Slower than your normal · medium-heavy
91%
Offshore Open 4
Under your normal · mixed modes
94%
Opening Day
Slightly under · early season
96%
Across the season
Watch form against your normal
The dashboard centers on trend vs your learned baseline—not a brochure polar. Stretch below or above your normal across races is the story; when that drift persists, it can also mean the meter needs a refresh so training keeps matching the boat you are sailing now.
- Program view: who is above or slower than your normal, by wind and mode
- Race view: design %, your normal %, sectors, pace, and heel
- Sailor phrases on the charts—same voice as the dockside debrief
What you get
Dashboard and debrief
The product is evidence you can see and talk through—program trend, race dig-in, and a coach that stays on the data.
Program + race dashboard
Offsets vs your normal and design, modes, pace, and heel—with sailor-facing phrases tied to what is on screen.
Dockside debrief
An agent that talks from published evidence and capture—sail flown, heel, angle—not inventing from empty air.
Your normal as the meter
Every session is scored against this boat's fused baseline and the design target—not a factory brochure alone.
Sail, heel, angle
Alignment joins what you flew with how you sailed the numbers, so the gap story stays on the water—not in snake_case.
Baseline that stays honest
We watch compliance vs your normal across the season. Persistent drift above or below is a call that training may need a refresh.
Program-scoped data
Logs, baselines, and summaries stay in your client boundary. We do not share or cross-reference between teams.
“How did we really do today, relative to what's normal for us?”
The skipper question—answered from your meter, your design target, and what you flew—not guesswork.
Program read
Downwind is often under target across the published set
You are performing above normal, but still short of the mark
Carrying more heel than target upwind keeps showing up
FAQ
Common Questions
Answers for racing programs evaluating Polar Fusion's baseline, dashboard, and dockside debrief.
A design polar is the target for your hull and rig. Polar Fusion learns a fused baseline from your own sessions—what this boat normally does in wind and heel. Every outing is scored against both: your normal as the meter, design as the mark.
We accept common sailing log exports from onboard instruments and race software. Raw logs are ingested and normalized through our pipeline—no manual reformatting required. Contact us if your source isn't listed; new adapters extend the registry without changing core processing.
Each racing program's data is scoped to its own client configuration. Session logs, baselines, and summaries are isolated to your program—we do not share or cross-reference data between teams.
Yes. We watch how you sit relative to your normal across the season. If the program trends well below—or well above—your learned baseline, that is a signal the model may need a refresh so the meter still matches the boat you are sailing now. New sessions are processed into the dashboard and debrief; when compliance says retrain, we call that out.
A program and race dashboard—offsets vs your normal and design, modes, pace, heel, and sailor-facing phrases—plus a dockside debrief agent that talks from that evidence: sail flown, heel, angle, and what you recorded after the race.