In 2013, when I first brought CrewNerd to Android, I was a developer in the Windows Phone division of Microsoft. Because of that, I decided to develop the Android version using an approach that would make it possible to support … Read More
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Your phone is probably water-resistant for rowing and paddling
After Apple introduced the iPhone in 2007, it probably wasn’t long before you or someone you knew had experienced a tragic encounter with water. I remember hunching over my phone to protect it when answering calls in the rain since … Read More
CrewNerd – the Most Established On-the-Water Rowing App – turns 15!
As we begin 2024, it can be hard to imagine a time when we only used our phones for talking to people and maybe sending an occasional text message. Today, there are somewhere around five million different apps available for … Read More
CrewNerd supports ActiveLook augmented reality displays!
We’re excited to announce that CrewNerd is the first rowing or paddling app to provide real-time performance metrics through the ActiveLook family of heads-up displays! With ActiveLook eyewear, the information you need is provided right in your field of view, … Read More
For free speed, bounce less!
In rowing and paddling sports, our goal is to move through the water as quickly as possible with as little effort as we can manage. The bio-mechanics of rowing and paddling are incredibly complex, but one of the principles that … Read More
Eliminating problems caused by water splashes
Most newer smartphones are safe to use around water due to industry-wide improvements in water resistance in recent years. However, even if the phone is in a waterproof case, the problem remains that water drops from rain or splashing can … Read More
Concept2 Logbook now supported!
CrewNerd now allows you to directly upload workout data to your Concept2 Logbook account. This is in addition to the existing support for Strava, TrainingPeaks, and Sportlyzer. We also worked with Concept2 to enable on-the-water workouts to show interval details … Read More
CrewNerd now supports the Vaaka paddle cadence sensor
For rowers and paddlers, there’s probably no performance metric that’s more important than the current stroke rate. CrewNerd uses your phone’s accelerometer to measure stroke rate, provided your phone is mounted securely to your water craft so that it can … Read More